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BSidesSF 2020

11:05am PST

Fantastic AWS Attacks and Where to Find them Theater 14Georgios Kapoglis

11:35am PST

Someone set us up the SBOM – How software transparency can help save the world Theater 14Allan Friedman, PhD

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Adventures in vendor security and continuous review Theater 14Lokesh Pidawekar

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Non-Political Security Learnings from the Mueller Report Theater 14Arkadiy Tetelman

2:30pm PST

MOSE: Using Configuration Management for Evil Theater 14Jayson Grace

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Hanging on the telephone: hacking VoIP Theater 14Sarah Young

4:00pm PST

Serverless osquery Backend and Big Data Exploration Theater 14Geller Bedoya

4:30pm PST

Purple is the new black: Modern Approaches to Application Security Theater 14Tanya Janca

5:00pm PST

Sharks in the Water: Open Source Component Risk and Mitigation Theater 14Aaron Brown

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k-rail: A tool to manage k8s securely at speed Theater 14Dustin Decker

11:35am PST

Mistakes we made integrating security scanning into CI/CD Theater 14Dinesh Chandrasekaran • Moses Schwartz

1:30pm PST

Chrome extension risks and you Theater 14Chris Barcellos • Abhi Kafle

2:00pm PST

Leveraging Osquery for DFIR at scale Theater 14Sohini Mukherjee

2:30pm PST

So you’re the first security hire: Creating a security program and integrating security into your company’s culture Theater 14Bryan Zimmer

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Creating Data-Driven Threat Intelligence Signals in a “Zero Trust” Environment Theater 14Or Katz

4:00pm PST

When GDPR and CCPA strike: Silver lining for security teams in data protection clouds Theater 14Rafae Bhatti

4:30pm PST

How To Write Like It's Your Job Theater 14Brianne Hughes

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East vs West: How The Coasts Approach Information Security Differently Theater 14Sourya Biswas