ISC2 Boulder Chapter

When building a new system today we have a plethora of options to choose from. Each option has its own benefits and drawbacks that may impact performance and that system's use-case. Moreover, these options come with their own security considerations. Join us as we explore these options, their benefits/drawbacks, and cybersecurity considerations to help articulate a cheatsheet for making wise, intentional decision in our data centers.

Attendance will earn 1 CPE credit to ISC2 members
In order to receive CPE credit, please enter your ISC2 Member ID when registering for the event.
We look forward to meeting everyone. You don't need to be an ISC2 certification holder to join.

ISC2 Boulder Chapter will be holding a Capture the Flag (CTF) at the Front Range Community College - Boulder Campus. Use the classroom's systems or bring your laptops and test your skills to find all the flags, or come willing to learn the principles of penetration testing on a network in which you are allowed to target.

The CTF resides on a local, isolated network intended to allow players to sharpen their skills following the MITRE ATT&CK framework. A total of 9 flags have been scattered throughout the network environment. Use your ingenuity to identify the target systems, explore their contents, manipulate what you have access to, and get them to reveal their secrets.

The environment will be available for 3 hours. If this is your first Capture The Flag, be sure to attend the first 30 minutes, where the MITRE ATT&CK framework is explained along with some basic tools and techniques are demonstrated. Feel free to drop in anytime while the network is available to try your luck at attacking this environment.

Location:
2121 Miller Dr.
Room C1510
Longmont, CO 80501

Participating ISC2 members will earn 1 CPE credit per full-hour of engagement.
In order to receive CPE credit, please enter your ISC2 Member ID when registering for the event.

We look forward to meeting everyone. You don't need to be an ISC2 certification holder to join.

Join us as Jacob Haimes, founder of Kairos.fm, talks about AI risks where he decomposes case studies and provide his expert insights. His research, along with 23 AI safety experts evaluated 68 issues related to AI risks, charting the intersection and relationship between these risks. These risks have real-world implications from psychological manipulation, to institutional disruption and the coding process scale.

About Jacob
Jacob Haimes leads the Heron AI Security Fellowship, is the founder of Kairos.FM and host of muckrAIkers and Into AI Safety, and volunteers with both The Human Line Project and Odyssean Institute. He is a scientific communicator and field-builder working to bring more people into meaningful conversations about AI development and governance.

Jacob has supported 100+ fellows through global fellowship programs, published at NeurIPS and IASEAI, and leads Odyssean Institute’s work combining citizens assemblies and expert elicitation for public-led AI governance consensus. He was also a mentor in the first cohort of the CORDA Democracy Fellowship.

He holds a BS in mechanical engineering and MS in computational modeling from CU Boulder. Outside work, he runs and plays tabletop role-playing games (like D&D).

Attendance will earn 1 CPE credit to ISC2 members
In order to receive CPE credit, please enter your ISC2 Member ID when registering for the event.
We look forward to meeting everyone. You don't need to be an ISC2 certification holder to join.