Supercon 2022
August 11 - 12 ● Glacier Canyon Conference Center at the Wilderness ● Wisconsin Dells, WI
PUBLIC / PRIVATE PARTNERSHIP COLLABORATION
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rogue '22: a wifi story
rogue '22: a wifi story
Presented by Drew Schoeneck - Special Agent - WI DOJ-DCI
Rogue APs and unsanctioned WiFi devices can not only be signal interferers in your network environment but can also be used by nefarious actors to attack and/or infiltrate your systems. This presentation will outline the basics of WiFi signals and the equipment and techniques needed to identify and locate them. It will be a mix of sit-down discussion/lecture coupled with time for groups of unlikely heroes to band together on a mission to locate these rogue devices...
Cyber Resilience and how CISA can help
Cyber Resilience and how CISA can help
Presented by Bill Nash - Cybersecurity Advisor - CISA
There are many threats that can disrupt your organizations operations, and cyber incidents are definitely something to be prepared for. This session will discuss the concept of cyber resilience, actions you can take and what services the Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA) can provide that may be of help.
FISHING FOR PHISHING
FISHING FOR PHISHING
Presented by Matt Meis - CEO - DomainAlarm
Do you want to catch phishing or business email compromise before it happens? I'll show you how you can monitor DNS zone files to find look-a-like domains that may be targeting your company. There will also be details about an open source tool you can use to start doing this now!
winnie CaLlahan, ED.D.
winnie CaLlahan, ED.D.
Winnie Callahan joined San Diego State University in 2019 to lead a major new cyber security and emerging technology initiative focused on education, training and applied research. Dr. Callahan will oversee myriad online curriculum programs, community outreach, and partnership opportunities designed to help build a workforce for the region and nation, as well as integrating industry, academia and government toward game-changing ideation and innovation.
Prior to joining SDSU, Dr. Callahan was the founding director of the University of San Diego Center for Cyber Security Engineering and Technology and also served as the Director of Cyber Academic Programs at the University of Alabama. Callahan spent six years as the Director of Innovation for the University of Southern California’s Information Sciences Institute, later becoming the founding Associate Director of Informatics at the USC Viterbi School of Engineering.
From 1997 to 2008, Dr. Winnie Callahan served as Executive Director of the University of Nebraska’s Peter Kiewit Institute (PKI), a unique partnership between two colleges within the University of Nebraska system and industry and governmental agencies. As the founding director of the Institute, Callahan helped develop a sixteen building complex, consisting of a business park, incubator center and student housing - along with the state-of-the-art Kiewit Institute, which was nationally recognized as the best model in the country for immersing business, engineering and technology. She was instrumental in establishing partnerships with over 1,000 entities, including nearly a hundred Fortune 500 companies, and developed a unique scholarship program that annually recruited from the top two to three percent of student scholars from around the country.
During her tenure with PKI, she also served as Assistant Vice President of the University of Nebraska Foundation, a role that enabled the acquisition of gifts totaling nearly $300M. These contributions allowed expansion of the Institute and the creation of one of the most robust infrastructures and super computer facilities found in any higher education institution in the nation.
Callahan holds a Bachelor’s Degree from Winthrop University in South Carolina, and a Master’s and Doctorate from the University of Nebraska in Educational Administration. Through the years, Callahan has presented frequently at the national level, has several publications to her credit, served as a consultant to Disney, and has many recognitions to include installation in the Aksarben Court of Honor. She was named the YWCA’s Woman of Distinction in 1994, and made an Admiral in the Great Navy of Nebraska by then Governor Ben Nelson. In 2007, Callahan was named the West Point Society’s Citizen of the Year, recognizing her leadership, community participation, and patriotism. Since 2017, Winnie Callahan has served on the national board of directors for the National InfraGard Membership Alliance, an organization founded by the FBI to promote critical infrastructure security that has over 75,000 members nationwide.
The Phone System - The forgotten Security Risk
The Phone System - The forgotten Security Risk
Presented by Sarah Goffman - CEO - TCE Communications, Inc.
Telephone systems are often disregarding as a non-security risk. However, a hacking of your phone system can cost companies thousands of dollars in phone bills, loss of revenue and disruption of business. During this session, we will be discussing ways to protect your phone system.
keeping the lights on, the importance of continuous risk management in critical infrastructure
keeping the lights on, the importance of continuous risk management in critical infrastructure
Presented by Ryan Cloutier
Our critical infrastructure is at risk, everyday it gets a little easier to knock out our power grid, to affect the safety of our water supply, to disrupt transportation systems, communications networks and to cause general havoc at the push of a button.
The explosive growth of crimeware has made executing a sophisticated cyberattack a push button event, if you can use a computer, tablet, or smartphone, you can perform a devastating attack on critical infrastructure with little effort or cost.
In this engaging session SecurityStudio’s President Ryan Cloutier will talk about how to protect critical infrastructure, reduce risk and start your journey to zero trust using a continuous risk management approach.
Ryan will talk about how to get started, what to focus on first and how to build and maintain a cost effective sustainable ongoing risk management program. Ryan will cover all aspects of a wholistic risk management program purpose built for protecting critical infrastructure.
Introduction to modernizing your identity security
Introduction to modernizing your identity security
Presented by Grant Jones - CyberArk
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the mitre att&ck framework and your pentest
the mitre att&ck framework and your pentest
Presented by Thomas Freeman - Sikich LLP
Everyone is talking about the MITRE ATT&CK® Framework. Auditors are encouraging you to align your controls and testing against it. But where do you start? In this presentation we will briefly introduce the MITRE ATT&CK® Framework and then consider how you can use it to guide your pentest, identify your gaps using the adversary tactics and techniques and streamline your remediation efforts.
Everything is on fire! What to do in the first hour of a cyber breach
Everything is on fire! What to do in the first hour of a cyber breach
Presented by Kevin Bong - Director - Sikich LLP
Cyber breaches continue to become more common, and there are many incident response firms that can help with incident response, containment and recovery activities. However, for most organizations, it is unlikely that they'll have an incident response firm working side by side with them immediately upon discovering a breach. The first hour after discovering a breach is critical, and there are key activities that can be performed to "stop the bleeding." There are also commonly made mistakes that can negatively impact efforts to contain, investigate and recover from a breach. In this talk, Kevin Bong will provide details from real-world investigations of ransomware attacks, electronic payment fraud attacks and card data breaches to illustrate the most important things to do and avoid when first discovering a suspected cyber breach or security incident.
modern device and identity management - the gateway to zero trust
modern device and identity management - the gateway to zero trust
Presented by Andy Jaw - Microsoft
We have been hearing about zero-trust for years but how do you start to move your organization towards that goal? It starts with modern device management and identity management.
This session will talk about the key concepts and benefits of modern management and how to begin your transition from traditional Active Directory and domain joined devices to the cloud and Azure Active Directory joined devices.
We will demonstrate why modern management is both necessary for security in a zero-trust model and for agility in a post- COVID world for user productivity. You'll learn about the difference between device identity and user identity and why it matters when it comes to managing devices and user experience.
If you're hesitant on moving to the cloud or unsure of where to begin your zero-trust journey, this is the session for you.
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