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AusCERT Sydney, 2013

The Security on the Move rolling conference comes to Sydney.

on Sep 2 2013 9:30AM

Claire Groves opens AusCERT's Security on the Move conference.

Richard Bergman of PwC talk about the human factors incident response. He says the effectiveness of the response is driven by the people that make up the response team and the mindset and determination of the attacker.

Delegates listen to Bergman talk on how understanding the mindset of the attacker must inform incident response.

AusCERT's Parth Shukla talks on his analysis of data provided by the Carna botnet, better known as the Internet Census.

Woolworths' Peter Cooper says the CSOs must market themselves as trusted advisers and build a brand that is part of the business solution in order to stay relevant.

The crowd.

Tony Ross of Sophos talks malware, BYOD and hijacked toilets. He's joined by Nominum's Carl Braden.

Sense of Security's Murray Goldschmidt shows how malware can run in the background of legitimate applications and demonstrates some detection and protection techniques.

Claire Groves opens AusCERT's Security on the Move conference.

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