Die SOURCE Barcelona, die dieses Jahr bereits zum zweiten Mal stattfindet, hat ihre Wurzeln in Boston. Als bewusst kompakt gehaltene Konferenz verfolgt sie das Ziel, in einem angenehmen Rahmen technische und businessrelevante Themen zu betrachten. Neben einem ansprechenden Programm kann die Veranstaltung dabei mit einer spektakulären Location, dem Museu Nacional d’Art de Catalunya mit Blick über ganz Barcelona, aufwarten.

Weitere Informationen zur Konferenz sind auf der offiziellen Webseite zu finden. Die Organisatorin, Stacy Thayer, spricht ausserdem in Episode 9 des Eurotrash microTRASH ausführlich über die Konferenz und deren Hintergründe.

Liste der Talks:

• William Beer, PricewaterhouseCoopers:
  Keynote – Revolution or Evolution: Information Security 2020
  
  
• Philippe Langlois, P1 Security:
  SCCP hacking, Attacking the SS7 & SIGTRAN – Applications One Step Further and Mapping the Phone System (frühere Aufzeichnung verfügbar: 26C3)
  
  
• Allison Miller, Paypal, Alex Hutton, Verizon Business:
  Applied Threat Modeling — Live
  
  
• Chris Brown, Netwitness:
  Security Sucks
  
  
• Brian Honan:
  Implementing a CSIRT – Lessons Learnt from Setting Up the Irish CERT
  
  
• Alexandr Polyakov, Ilya Medvedovskiy, Digital Security:
  ERP Security: Myths, Problems, Solutions
  
  
• Matt Bartoldus, Gotham Digital Science:
  Security in the SDLC: It Doesn’t Have to be Painful
  
  
• Carric Dooley, Foundstone, Simon Roses Femerling, Microsoft:
  Passwords in Corporate Networks
  
  
• Richard Stiennon:
  Mounting an effective cyber defense: countering targeted attacks
  
  
• Wim Remes, Ernst & Young:
  10 Things You’re Doing Wrong With SIEM
  
  
• Amrit Williams, BigFix:
  PC Hypervisors; Own the OS
  
  
• Josh Abraham, Will Vandevanter, Rapid7
  Hacking SAP BusinessObjects
  
  
• Erin Jacobs, IOActive:
  The Social Geeks Old and New Methods for Career Enhancement in the Security Industry
  
  
• Josh Pennell, IOActive:
  Smart Grid Security
  
  
• Barnaby Jack, IOActive:
  Jackpotting Automated Teller Machines (frühere Aufzeichnung verfügbar: BH10)
  
  
• Andrew Hay, 451 Group; Chris Nickerson, Lares Security:
  Building Bridges: Forcing Hackers and Business to “Hug it Out”
  
  
• Bruno Oliveira, Jibran Ilyas, Trustwave:
  If Black Hats always win, why is Albert Gonzalez in prison?
  
  
• Sebastian Hahn:
  Anonymity, Privacy, and Circumvention with Tor in the Real World
  
  
• Iftach Ian Amit:
  Cyber[Crime|War] – Connecting the Dots (Spain) (Info zum Talk verfügbar in Eurotrash microTRASH Episode 10)
  
  
• Unbekannter Speaker:
  Leveraging Social Networking While Mitigating Risk
  
  
• Val Smith:
  Balancing the Pwn Trade Deficit
  
  
• Jayson E Street, Stratagem 1:
  “Stratagem 1” Deceiving the heavens to cross the sea (Using the 36 Stratagems for Social Engineering)
  
  
• Vincenzo Iozzo, zynamics and qitsu & Giovanni Gola, qitsu:
  Zen and The Art of Privacy Maintenance
  
  

Die scip AG wird an der SOURCE Barcelona anwesend sein und freut sich auf eine angenehme Konferenz.

About the Author

Stefan Friedli is a well-known face among the Infosec Community. As a speaker at international conferences, co-founder of the Penetration Testing Execution Standard (PTES) as well as a board member of the Swiss DEFCON groups chapters, he still contributes to push the community and the industry forward. Unfortunately this author does not work at scip anymore.

Links

• http://events.ccc.de/congress/2009/Fahrplan/speakers/1612.en.html
• http://twitter.com/scipag
• http://twitter.com/stacythayer
• http://www.blackhat.com/html/bh-us-10/bh-us-10-archives.html#Jack
• http://www.eurotrashsecurity.eu/episodes/eurotrash.xml
• http://www.mnac.cat/index.jsp?lan=001
• http://www.sourceconference.com