I’ve given a number of talks at various security and tech conferences. Here are some examples (newest first):
- BSides Orlando 2020 — Adventures in Perimeterless Homelabbing (2020-11, make sure your PDF reader shows the speaker notes): An overview of “perimeterless” or “zero-trust” networking with examples of how to implement it in the real world, first in your lab and then in prod at scale.
- SCaLE 18x — Hosting Your Own Media and Other Homelab Shenanigans (2020-03): A 90 minute talk with my friend Morgan Gangwere on our (mis)adventures in homelabbing. Slides are available here.
- ToorCon 21 — Mocking HTTP Services with Burp (2019-11): A lightning talk about a Burp extension I wrote for quickly mocking HTTP-based services. Slides are available here, and more information about the extension is available here.
I am also a regular participant at an internal lightning talks program. While many of those talks aren’t publishable due to NDAs, here are a few that are:
- Beyond
/dev/urandom— The State of Randomness in Linux (2020-08) - Common Vulnerability Scoring System (CVSS) (2020-06)
- Bufferbloat, or why you can’t download games and Netflix at the same time (2020-03)
- WireGuard, VPN of the Future (2020-03)
- WebAuthn — Solving Password Fatigue, Phishing, and More (2020-02)
- ZeroTier — Reimagining the VPN (2020-01)