What we’re about
Steel City Information Security, LLC was established on October 1st, 2014, but has been meeting as a users’ group since October 30th, 2012. This group has a heavy focus on socialization and informal discussion at every event, and is open to anyone, regardless of their age, abilities, gender, or occupation.
This group hosts three different types of events - presentations, informal networking events, and hands-on labs. All of our events are driven by specific technologies or novel ideas, and you can find details regarding our events, discussion boards, and additional information on our website. This group is listed on the DEFCON Groups website as DC412 and is the only netsec CitySec Meetup in Pittsburgh. Steel City Information Security, LLC does not and will never accept funds in exchange for presentation slots or vendor booths. All presentations are screened to ensure that they are vendor-agnostic and absent of language that could be construed as an attempt to sell any service or product.
Please feel free to give me your thoughts and input about this group and I look forward to meeting all of you at an upcoming event.
- Jon Zeolla
Steel City Information Security, LLC
Upcoming events (2)
See all- Pittsburgh ISSA Chapter Meeting - Sponsored by RubrikHackers Guild PGH, Pittsburgh, PA
#### Tuesday, June 17th, 2025 at 5:00 p.m. Eastern
Join the Pittsburgh Chapter of ISSA and guest speaker John Murphy, Ph.D., CISSP, CISM of Rubrik to discuss essential business services and long-term business resilience at the Hackers Guild PGH.
If you are interested in attending this live event, please RSVP by noon on Sunday, June 15th, 2025!
Schedule of Events:
4:45pm - Light refreshments and non-alcoholic beverages provided.
5:15pm - Chapter Board and Partner Introduction and Overview
5:30pm - Interactive Discussion
6:30pm - AdjournLocation:
Hackers Guild PGH
2247 Babcock Blvd
Pittsburgh, PA 15237Thank You,
Pittsburgh ISSA - Driver Exploitation for Offensive Operators (Jake Mayhew)Hackers Guild PGH, Pittsburgh, PA
Come see Jake Mayhew present on the following:
Windows kernel and driver exploitation is more relevant than ever in 2025, with attackers targeting the inner core of the Windows OS to dismantle modern endpoint controls such as EDR/XDR. In this talk, we will demystify the art of kernel driver bugs and exploits. Learn about exploit primitives, mitigations, and post-exploitation goals that attackers are resorting to more and more as endpoint security matures.
