💻🚨 Cyber Security Chicago 2018 | A Recap w/ 11 Pics
Today I live-tweeted the Cyber Security Chicago trade show and conference. This article is based on tweets I sent out through one of my twitter brand accounts targeting speakers and content from their presentations or companies.
This picture was taken in the Internet of Things (IoT) Security presentation area. Andrew Tsonchev of Darktrace talks about critical infrastructure as well as how they are approaching the unique problems those industries face with AI and machine learning.
Adrienne McEwan of Open DNS/Cisco spoke today about protecting your network & users as cloud services permeate our workflows.
A crowd draws in the HackerOne presentation area to hear Jon Bottarini’s thoughts on bug bounties and how they can help measure security issues.
Colin McKinty from BAE Systems Inc. says “a new approach to to risk is critical”.
Chicago-area native Nick Espinosa of Security Fanatics talks about “The 5 Laws of Cybersecurity” - He was serving as a keynote speaker at the event and has also presented at Tedx.
Below are the 5 Laws of Cybersecurity for those curious about the points he made during the presentation:
Cyberphysical attacks are a concern for legacy infrastructure that connect to IT says TrendMicro’s William Malik - he also shared the following chart that illustrates a common footprint.
Plenty of great booths and informative folks at Cyber Security Chicago today - Solid presence from Fortinet, Cisco, bitglass, FireEye, IBMSecurity (who gave a Keynote address on blockchain Wednesday) and others.
