At Geek Street, you can learn about the latest security research, develop technical know-how, and your their cyber security skills.
But you won’t just be learning from the experts, you can expect immersive, hands-on learning activities, with a mix of 60-minute, in-depth roundtable discussions to put your cyber skills to the test.
Since the use of cloud infrastructure for core business operations continues to grow, so does the need for skills in identifying and securing vulnerabilities in these cloud services. This exclusive Capture The Flag will put your security skills to the test with 5 varied hacking challenges across cloud and AD infrastructure.
Each challenge is carefully designed to demonstrate the latest attack techniques and vectors in AD and Cloud hacking. It’s your need-to-know showcase of the techniques you’ll meet in your future security engagements. Time to face the gathering storm and learn how to secure your cloud platforms for real. First CTF? No problem! The challenges range in difficulty from easy to intermediate so there’s no need to be a veteran pentester. Plus, teams of up to 4 are welcome, so grab your hacking pals and get down to Geek Street!
The friendly Hack The Box team will show you how to get set up to take down the challenges and there’s more than £9,000 of prizes up for grabs, including access to their premium cloud hacking training, the famous Pro Labs and of course - HTB Swag!
Scan and Userful will be showcasing their fully featured and interactive control room solution, so stop by and experience first-hand how to aggregate, distribute and manage mission-critical information remotely or on-site, and how it streamlines workflows as part of Userful’s software-defined AV-over-IP platform.
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| Managing Hybrid Cloud Complexity |
Discussing Incident and Crisis Management
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Disinformation Warfare: Tackling Spread of Fake News
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| Nurturing Respectful Behaviours |
Securing Critical Industrial Controls Environments
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Internet of Things: can it be made secure?
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