Talks·40 min
Covers a set of cybersecurity fraud settlements totaling $52 million.
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Browse DEF CON 34June 2026 · Richmond, VA, USA
1 session · 29 talks
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Talks·40 min
Covers a set of cybersecurity fraud settlements totaling $52 million.
Talks·46 min
Victoria Mosby
Shows how to reshape technical security findings into business-risk narratives that prompt executives to make a decision.
Talks·45 min
David Reign
Explains how modern AI models learn from data, read text, generate images and reason, and where they fail.
Talks·37 min
Ryan Bird
Explores how SOC teams can fit AI agents into analysis workflows and the new attack paths automated defenses open.
Talks·48 min
Argues that alert fatigue is often misdiagnosed rather than simply caused by too many alerts.
Talks·45 min
Covers modern attacks on OAuth, OIDC and JWT authentication flows and how they can be abused.
Talks·45 min
Heather Antoinetti
Shows security professionals how to share their expertise and build influence without self-promotion or corporate posturing.
Talks·40 min
Evan Typanski
Shows how Zeek scripts and Spicy parsers can catch a Redis replication exploit that loads a malicious module.
Talks·46 min
Ryan O'Donnell
Shows how canary messages and files in Outlook and SharePoint can flag attackers or insiders searching for data after token theft.
Talks·37 min
Chelsea Bryan
Argues that peer connections and team trust help security staff handle incidents and avoid burnout.
Talks·36 min
Argues that understanding other people works better through empathy than through assuming you can read their minds.
Talks·44 min
Paul Brownridge
Shows how chatbot agents on public websites can be coaxed into leaking client data through prompt manipulation and encoding tricks.
Talks·47 min
Andrew Skatoff
Shows how an agentic LLM pipeline turns threat intelligence reports into validated Sigma detection rules.
Talks·46 min
Nancy Coblenz
Explains how data center power and infrastructure ownership shape data security, jurisdiction and governance for security teams.
Talks·50 min
Examines how customized IDE distributions can be attacked and where their security weaknesses tend to sit.
Talks·47 min
Brian Cardinale
Demonstrates how voice AI agents can be probed and manipulated over phone calls, using a repeatable red-teaming method.
Talks·50 min
Mike Bailey · Ariyan Suroosh
Explains how red teams combine phone pretexting, spoofed caller ID and self-hosted telephony to gain initial access.
Talks·54 min
Sherrod DeGrippo
Uses the film 2001: A Space Odyssey to examine how AI reshapes threats and the human role in defense.
Talks·49 min
Michael Darling
Reframes security as risk management, showing how compliance can be built on technical foundations to communicate trust.
Talks·43 min
Covers how to protect AI systems and the training and operational data that feeds them.
Talks·50 min
Brian Markham
Argues that third-party risk programs should aim for reasonable assurance and trust, and proposes ways to cut assessment effort.
Talks·51 min
Jeff Man
Looks back at decades of information security challenges and argues that many core problems have not changed.
Talks·46 min
Aqeel Yaseen
Explains a six-step troubleshooting method and how its ideas apply to work, relationships and everyday life.