Name: Online Security and Cybercrime
Start: 2018-02-15T18:30:00Z
End: 2018-02-15T22:00:00Z
Location: The Guild Coworking Hub

Our focus for February is online security and cyber-crime and we have three great speakers.

*** If the meetup is full, please add yourself to the waiting list anyway as we regularly have dropouts***

Lisa Forte - "It’s time to start learning lessons from cyber crime victims". Lisa has spent her career working in the security industry. She spent time working in Counter Terrorism Intelligence and then moved into the South West Regional Cyber Crime Unit. Whilst there she saw the same cyber attack methodologies being employed in many of the cases. Lisa will discuss some of the these methodologies as well as some recent cyber crime cases that she has dealt with. Lisa recently left the Cyber Crime Unit to start her own business.

Susan Thomson of Scott Logic - Susan will be giving a beginners guide to cryptography. In the last decades cryptography has become ever more pervasive and important in our lives, from securing websites and messaging platforms, encrypting phones and hard-drives, and forming the bedrock of modern payment systems. Susan will introduce the basics of the ideas that keep us secure, online and off.

Paul Mutton - Paul is a security penetration tester and researcher at Bath based Netcraft. Paul will be talking about some of the ways systems are hacked and giving an insight into just how far people will go to get into systems or get hold of your data.

Talks will begin from about 7pm, doors will be open from 6.30 at the latest.

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tl;dr: Be nice or go home

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