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FIRST · 202537th-annual-first-conferencebeginner

All Ransomware Economic Models are Wrong, But This One is Useful

FIRST · 202537th-annual-first-conferencebeginner

Monday Keynote Address: Unpacking the Human Factor

BOTCONF · 2025botconf-eubeginner

A Proposed Civil Liability Framework for Disrupting Botnets, a particular focus on Smart Devices

BOTCONF · 2025botconf-eubeginner

Cyber Swachhta Bharat- India’s answer to botnet and malware ecosystems?

Pratiksha Ashok

BOTCONF · 2025botconf-eubeginner

Snoring Is Optional: The Economics of Cyber Insurance and Malware

Wayne Crowder

Black Hat · 2025BHUSA25beginner

Mikko Hypponen | Three Decades in Cybersecurity

Mikko Hypponen

Black Hat · 2025BHUSA25beginner

Nicole Perlroth | The New Frontline: Cyber on the Precipice

Nicole Perlroth

CYBERRISK TV · 2025cyberrisk-tvbeginner

Zscaler’s Annual Ransomware Report Uncovers Record-Breaking Ransom Payment of US$75 M -...

EKOPARTY · 2025ekoparty-security-conferencebeginner

Mobile Hacking 101: A Cross-Platform Audit Journey

Cesar Calderon

COMMUNITY · 2025videosbeginner

Ransomware in the Healthcare Industry: What Can Be Done?

COMMUNITY · 2025videosbeginner

Securi-Tay 2019: RATs, Crypters & Zombies: A History Of Consumer Malware

Dan Nash

COMMUNITY · 2025videosbeginner

Securi-Tay 2025: I Want To Cry: A History of Malware

Jack Laundon

COMMUNITY · 2025videosbeginner

The History Of Ransomware: From Floppies To Droppers, And Beyond by Eliad Kimhy

FIRST · 202335th-annual-first-conferencebeginner

SIG Updates: Multi-Stakeholder Ransomware, CVSS, Cyber Insurance, DNS Abuse, EPSS

BSides · 2022bsidesaugustabeginner

Tim Gurganis - Ransomware Threats to the Healthcare Industry

Tim Gurganis

BSides · 2022bsidescltbeginner

2020: Weapon Of Mass Destruction: A Look At The Ransomware Pandemic

Fernando Tomlinson

BSides · 2022bsideskcbeginner

2018 - Ruby Rios - Afternoon Keynote: Why We Should All Be STEMinists

Ruby Rios

BSides · 2022bsideskcbeginner

Tim MalcomVetter - BSIDESKC2026 Keynote: T-minus Twenty Five Years

Tim MalcomVetter