Common Ground·46 min
Jack Hatwick
Explores how cognitive biases like survivorship and confirmation bias shape security decisions, hiring, and risk perception.
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Browse DEF CON 34Las Vegas, USA · August 2022 · 12 talks
Common Ground talks from BSides Las Vegas 2022.
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Common Ground·46 min
Jack Hatwick
Explores how cognitive biases like survivorship and confirmation bias shape security decisions, hiring, and risk perception.
Common Ground·54 min
Alyssa Miller
Shows security leaders how to frame metrics, risk and projects so board members grasp and back their programs.
Common Ground·50 min
Shea Nangle · Wendy Knox Everette
Walks through how SOC 2 experience carries over to FedRAMP authorization, with prep tips and the main differences.
Common Ground·46 min
Chris Kubecka
Recounts how wiper malware and cyberattacks disrupted borders, aid work and civilian services in Ukraine's early war.
Common Ground·44 min
Explains the common challenges of software bills of materials (SBOMs) and how to address them.
Common Ground·1 hr
Carl Hertz
Shows how a small or medium business can fit security into its everyday IT operations.
Common Ground·46 min
Robert "TProphet" Walker
Describes living in Point Roberts, a US exclave cut off from the mainland by Canada, covering borders, taxes, housing and connectivity.
Common Ground·47 min
Josh Michaels · Lea Snyder
Examines how vague labels like "technical" and "engineer" shape hiring and reviews, and offers ways to get more precise.
Common Ground·47 min
Nimrod Stoler · Nethanel Coppenhagen
Shows how researchers pulled encryption keys and stored credentials out of the Blue Prism RPA platform through chained attacks.
Common Ground·37 min
Rodrigo Montoro
Shows how AWS AppStream 2.0 can be abused for access and privilege escalation, and which CloudTrail events reveal it.
Common Ground·39 min
Wendy Knox Everette
Explains how fitness tracker and health app data could be reached by law enforcement, and which protections apply.
Common Ground·46 min
David Levitsky · Matthew J Lorimor
Traces how AWS logging services can encrypt S3 logs with an Amazon-owned key that the customer cannot access.