Securitybyte 2011 v2.0 Day 1: Photo feature
The second edition of Securitybyte 2011 is being held from September 6 – 9, 2011 in Bangalore. Vignettes from Day 1 of the international infosec conference.
Scenes from Securitybyte Conference Day 2 >>
Day 1 of Securitybyte 2011 being held in Bangalore has been kicked off in noteworthy fashion. With participation from security experts like Bryan K Fite of British Telecom, John Bumgarner from the US Cyber Consequence Unit, Richard Marshall of Department of Homeland Security, Bishan Singh from Yahoo! India and Aseem Jakhar to name a few, this is an event that we could not skip.
The four day event comprises of 22 talks, 39 speakers, 10 training sessions, and two panel discussions. Here’s a walkthrough of what transpired so far at Securitybyte 2011.
Securitybyte 2011 being inaugurated by Shri H K Bhardwaj (Governor of Karnataka), Dr. Whitfield Diffie (Father of Public Key Encryption, VP for Info. Security at ICANN & Scientific Advisor to Uniken), Edward Schwartz (VP and Divisional CISO, RSA) and Securitybyte’s Nish Bhalla in true Indian fashion
Governor of Karnataka, His Excellency Shri H K Bhardwaj delivers the inaugural address
Securitybyte 2011, Day 01’s Keynote Panel Discussion in progress. From left: Edward Schwartz, Dr Whitfield Diffie, S Prabhu (Principal Account General, Karnataka (A&E), Nish Bhalla and Securitybyte’s Puneet Mehta
Securitybyte 2011 delegates were taken through a brief history of information security over the past 100 years by Dr Whitfield Diffie
Eddie Schwartz speaks about how defense-in-depth is fast becoming irrelevant today
Securitybyte 2011 proves to be a crowd puller, a good sign for security awareness in India
Samir Saklikar of RSA speaks about using data analytics for incident response
Richard Marshal, Director Global Cyber Security, Department of Homeland Security, speaks about offensive and defensive security
Antonio Fontes of L7 Sécurité elaborates on rapid threat modeling and documentation
Founder of the Defense intelligence agency, Lt Gen Kamal Davar (retd.) speaks about securing critical infrastructure
Crushing blow to SAP: Alexander Polyakov of ERPScan elaborating on holes in SAP's J2EE engine
Aseem Jhakar dicusses how to perform runtime thread injection and execution in Linux processes
Live feed from Securitybyte 2011's Capture The Flag Hacking event
Capture the flag Hacking event's objective: Web War IV and WEP/WPA wireless encryption cracking
Scenes from Securitybyte Conference Day 2 >>
