Cloudbleed: The Good News & Bad News for Users, Companies and Society

Internet of Things devices are notoriously lacking in security, making them easy targets for attackers to hijack and leverage in DDoS attacks. How have cyber attacks evolved in the last few months? What is the impact of the IoT devices on cybersecurity across organizations and industries? How can we better protect our organizations when it comes to attacks coming from the IoT?

This panel of security experts will discuss the current state of IoT security and the IoT trends seen across industries. Join this interactive Q&A session and discover where the vulnerabilities lie and how we can improve cybersecurity.

Moderator:
- Vince Tocce, Founder of Vince in the Bay Podcast

Speakers:
- Jay Beale, CTO of Inguardians
- John Bambenek, Threat Systems Manager at Fidelis Cybersecurity
- Mike Hamilton, SVP Product at Ziften Technologies

A massive phishing campaign targeting Google accounts ripped through the internet on a Wednesday afternoon in early May. Phishing scams are pretty common. What sets this scam apart is that it is more convincing than most. The email takes users who click on the file to a legitimate Google sign-in screen to grant permissions. If you received the email or are concerned you might be targeted next, join this interactive Q&A panel to get the facts and protect your account and your organization.

We'll discuss:
- What is the Google Docs email scam?
- How is this scam different from other phishing scams?
- What's the deal with Eugene Pupov?
- Who's at risk and how can you avoid being a victim?
- What can we expect in the future?

Moderator:
- Vince Tocce, Vince in the Bay Podcast

Speakers:
- Nathan Wenzler, Chief Security Strategist at AsTech Consulting
- Kowsik Guruswamy, CTO for Menlo Security

Wikileaks recently published a throve of documents, "Vault 7 Year Zero", which they claim expose a wide-ranging hacking tools used by the Central Intelligence Agency (CIA). If true, these cyber-weapons include malware that targets Windows, Android, iOS, OSX and Linux computers as well as internet routers. In some cases, it might use smart TVs and other IoT devices in cyber surveillance and espionage.

Join this panel discussion and find out more about the Vault 7 leak:
- Truth / Fiction
- How likely are you to get hacked
- Security and privacy implications
- Long-term effect across the tech industry and its relationship with government agencies

Moderator:
Vince Tocce a.k.a. Vince in the Bay

Speakers:
Jake Kouns, CISO of Risk Based Security
Kenesa Ahmad, Chair of Women in Security and Privacy (WISP)

What do you need to know about Cloudbleed, the latest security flaw from Cloudflare, to protect yourself and your company's data? The company was transparent about disclosing the bug in late February, but users should still play it safe and change their passwords across many websites.

Join this interactive session with industry experts and learn the facts, good and bad, on how Cloudbleed may affect you. We'll also cover the broader trends on how user information can be used by cyber criminals, and the security steps users should have in mind before and after a data leak.

Moderator:
Vince in the Bay

Panelists:
Kaushik Narayan, CTO of Skyhigh Networks
Lori MacVittie, Principal Technical Evangelist at F5 Networks
Bojan Simic, CTO of HYPR Corp
Tom Gorup, Director of Security Operations at Rook Security