Security Topics

Hacker Halted Conferences covers security topics in various technologies. Here are the complete list of topics.

♣ Terrorist Threat to IT Infrastructure
♣ Cyberterrorism
♣ National Infrastructure Attacks
♣ Hackers and their Targets
♣ E-Business Security Under Threat
♣ Phishing Attacks and Social Engineering
♣ Who to Trust in this Untrusting Network world
♣ Wired or Wireless – Security analysis
♣ Prosecution of Cyber Criminals
♣ Forensics Analysis – The Failures
♣ Identity Theft and the Risks
♣ Airports, Banks, and Public Transportation. Are we safe?
♣ Hackers are here. Where are you?
♣ Are you smarter then the hackers.
♣ I can beat you. Don’t think you are smart.
♣ Software vendor’s promises and lies.
♣ Contingency Planning for Organizations
♣ Defense Against Social Engineering
♣ Facilitated Risk Analysis for Business and Security
♣ Hands-on Hacking
♣ Linux Security
♣ Wireless Security
♣ How to Be a More Effective Security Liaison:
♣ Security as a Part-time Job
♣ Effective Information Security
♣ Professional
♣ Sustain a Quality Security
♣ Awareness Program
♣ Winning Security Architecture
♣ Develop Information Security Policies
♣ Develop Information Security Standards and Procedures
♣ How to Perform a Technical Network Vulnerability
♣ Assessment
♣ Administrator Mistakes
♣ Hacker Mistakes
♣ Hiring Hackers and the Law
♣ Hacker Terrorism
♣ Computer and Network Security
♣ End-to-End Digital Investigation
♣ Knowledge Foundations for Data Communications
♣ Managing a Privacy Governance Program
♣ Outsourcing Security
♣ Encryption and Certificate Authorities
♣ Roll-Out of an Asset Classification Program
♣ Return on Investment for Information Security
♣ A Structured Approach to Incident Response
♣ Computer Forensics Tools and How to Make Them Work for You
♣ Wireless Security in the Enterprise
♣ A Pragmatic Approach to Information Security Management
♣ Demystifying Security and Audit of TCP/IP Networks
♣ Penetration Testing: HANDS-ON
♣ Essential Windows Security Tools
♣ IT Law: Business and Security Imperatives for Non-Lawyers
♣ Staying Out of Trouble with Wireless Local Area Networks
♣ Defining and Building an Enterprise Security Architecture
♣ How to Secure and Audit LDAP
♣ Creating and Implementing Security Policies
♣ Blueprint for Avoiding Identity Theft
♣ The Complete Do-It-Yourself NIST Security Toolkit
♣ E-Fraud Forensics: Understanding the Investigative Process A to Z
♣ The Good Guys’ Guide to Uncovering Network Vulnerabilities
♣ VoIP Security Exposed
♣ Hacking Windows - HANDS-ON
♣ Remote Testing for Common Web Application Security Threats
♣ How to Stop an Enemy We Can't Find: Technology on the Front Lines
♣ The Latest Network Hacks and Defenses
♣ Creating an End-to-End Identity Management Architecture
♣ VoIP Security
♣ Laws That Drive Information Security
♣ Threat Trends 2006: The Latest on Phishing, Pharming, Spyware, and More
♣ Planning and Deploying a Strategic Security Architecture
♣ Securing Today's (and Tomorrow's) Mobile Infrastructure
♣ Threats and Countermeasures: Defending Against the Worst Malware in Windows
♣ Manager’s Guide to Perimeter Protection: Firewalls and IDS
♣ Preparing For and Handling Network Security Incidents
♣ How to Conduct a Penetration Test
♣ The Sensor Age: How RFID is about to Revolutionize Business and Information Security
♣ Hacking Web Applications
♣ Conquering Federated Identity Management: Lessons Learned
♣ Phishing: Tackling the Problem
♣ Making Policies Work: From Creation to Enforcement
♣ What Hackers Don't Want You to Know
♣ Best Practices for Vulnerability Management
♣ Mobile Device Security
♣ First-Class Security Tips for Windows Systems
♣ How to Properly Defend Your Port 80
♣ Bleeding-Edge Anti-Forensics
♣ Hardware Token Compromises and Fixes
♣ Advanced SQL Injection
♣ Managing Identity and Access Control Management for Enterprise Security
♣ Google Hacking - DEMO
♣ Presenting the Business Case and ROI for InfoSec
♣ Regulation Riptide: Staying Above Water with Compliance and InfoSecurity
♣ Security in the Services-Oriented Architecture
♣ Safety on the Road: Key Tools to Protect Road Warriors
♣ Rootkits in Windows
♣ Perimeter Penetration Testing
♣ Creating a Threat Recognition Architecture in a Federal Agency
♣ Centrally Managing Fine-Grained Database Access
♣ Managing IT Risks Through the Assessment Process
♣ Different Styles of Intrusion Prevention: What Keeps Out the Hackers?
♣ System Configuration Management: Security and Auditing Challenges
♣ WPAN Security Exposed
♣ Patch Management in a Complex IT Environment
♣ Hacking IPSec Virtual Private Networks (VPNs)
♣ Hacking and Securing .NET
♣ Network Devices Exposed! Routers, Switches, Wireless, Modems, and More
♣ Taking Your Instant Response Team to the Next Level
♣ Identity and Access Management Deployment: Lessons Learned
♣ Biometrics: Opportunities and Challenges
♣ Taking Control of Your Career: Development Options for Information Security Professionals
♣ How to Use PERL as a Security and Audit Tool
♣ Creating and Implementing IM Policies
♣ Late-Breaking Technology Session!
♣ Security and the Homeland
♣ Penetration Testing Databases and Countermeasures
♣ Implementing Cross-Company Authentication Using SAML
♣ Building Security In: Software Security Gets Real
♣ Technical Policy Management
♣ Potholes that Could Derail an Information Security Program
♣ Identity Theft: What, How and Protective Measures
♣ Preparing for the Coming VoIP Security Revolution: IMS
♣ Computers, Crime and Punishment
♣ Creating a Computer Forensic Policy as Part of Your Cyber Response Plan
♣ Leveraging Freeware Hacker Tools
♣ Securing Unix-Based Operating Systems
♣ Protecting Your Network from Next Generation Attacks - DEMO
♣ The Role of Directory Services in Identity Solutions
♣ Hacking Web Services: Strategies, Tools, and Methods - DEMO
♣ Managing Security and Privacy Projects
♣ Everything You Need to Know About Encryption in 90 Minutes
♣ Attacking and Defending RFID Security
♣ Next-Generation Wireless Attacks and Defenses
♣ Firewall Technology: Where Is It Headed?
♣ Looking in the Windows Registry for Forensic Purposes
♣ Open Source Tools for Securing the Infrastructure -
♣ Cops and Robbers Las Vegas Style
♣ Web Application Security Assessments
♣ Provisioning: The ID Management Back Office
♣ Securing the Brains of the Network: DNS and DHCP
♣ Policies for Identity Management
♣ Keeping E-Messaging Secure
♣ Conducting a Business Impact Analysis and Creating a Disaster Recovery Plan
♣ SSL Remote Access Tactics: Unsafe at Any Speed?
♣ Securing Windows 2003
♣ Secure Network Change Management: Look Before You Change
♣ Handling Evidence in an E-Fraud Investigation
♣ Tracking USB Storage Devices Across Windows Systems
♣ ARP Spoofing and Beyond: Attacks and Protection at Layer 2
♣ Integrating Enterprise Access Solutions into a Seamless System
♣ Auditing Web Application Authentication
♣ Getting the Most Out of Your Ethical Hacking Program
♣ Life After California SB1386: Getting a Handle on Security Breach Notification Laws
♣ Managing IT Risk and Compliance: An Effective Framework for the Enterprise
♣ Hacking SSL Virtual Private Networks (VPNs)
♣ Protecting Your Penguins: Developing a Baseline for Linux Security
♣ What Every Organization Should Monitor and Log: A Checklist
♣ The Time is Now: The Convergence of Networks, Time Synchronization and Information Security