Your Organization from the Eyes of a Hacker

Free Event. Food will be provided. Bring your laptop.

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Chicago Open Source Intelligence Group have invited Mishaal Khan and David Wheeler to give a live demo presentation on "Your Organization from the Eyes of a Hacker".

Mishaal will talk about how hackers use Open Source Intelligence techniques to collect information and use it against an enterprise. He will be doing a live demo. Have your laptop ready if you want to follow along and pick up a few enterprise OSINT techniques.

David Wheeler will present a couple of fun projects that the Check Point security research team has been working. He will share some enterprise security insight with us from a security engineer's perspective.

Special thanks to Check Point Software Technologies, Ltd and BevSecHops Meetup Group for sponsoring this event.

Event Agenda:
5:30 - 5:45PM - Event Introduction
5:45 - 6:30PM - Mishaal Khan Presentation
6:30 - 6:50PM - David Wheeler Presentation
6:50 - 7:00PM - Networking

Presentation Title:
Your Organization from the Eyes of a Hacker (Live Demo)

Speaker Bio:

1. Mishaal Khan
   With over ten years of experience in cybersecurity and ten years working as a solution architect, Mishaal likes to entertain people with hacks and shortcuts while conveying a much bigger message. His hands-on nature likes to test the limits of technology by breaking things in order to learn how to secure them. Mishaal has a strong passion in cybersecurity, OSINT and social engineering, while hold a long list of technical certifications including CCIE R&S, Certified Ethical Hacker, Certified Social Engineer Pentester. Mishaal is a very active public speaker and volunteer in promoting cybersecurity awareness to the local community.
   https://www.linkedin.com/in/mishmish/

2. David Wheeler
   David is a security engineer working at Check Point Software Technologies.
   https://www.linkedin.com/in/releeh/

Presentation Abstract:

Your organization from the eyes of a hacker

As an organization, what information do you expose to a potential hacker?

This short session will explore the vast amount of publicly accessible information about your company scattered all over the internet, the darknet and other not so obvious sources using advanced Open Source Intelligence (OSINT) techniques.

This presentation will highlight how this information can be used against you by malicious entities whether your competitors, nation state attackers, disgruntled employees, insider threats, hacktivists or wannabe hackers.

This presentation is sure to keep you awake at night!

Event is Free and Food will be provided.
Please RSVP