Simply Cyber Con 2025

General admission ticket to Simply Cyber Con.

To ensure Simply Cyber Con remains inclusive of everyone in our community, an important part of this conference is to include speakers at all career and speaker levels - from brand new, to just getting started, to seasoned pros. The Simply Cyber community is known as #TeamSC and has members residing worldwide. All conference talks will be available for online attendees.

Breakfast and Lunch served. All details here: https://simplycybercon.org

Mishaal Khan OSINT Training: This course progresses from basic to very advanced practical OSINT techniques that you can use in your investigative routine. No special software, operating system, or paid licenses are required.

Whether you’re performing background checks, researching partners or competitors, hunting missing persons or criminals, getting leverage on lawsuits, or becoming a better ethical hacker, this course takes you through advanced online investigative techniques to boost your efforts. It also provides examples of offline search techniques and how to think outside the box. Every technique is explained extensively with live examples. There are plenty of smart hacks and techniques you can utilize to get some unexpected and useful information.

Bookmarks for all tools and websites used will be provided for quick access.

Topics Covered Include:

Investigate using seed information like usernames, phone numbers, names, or emails Learn to pivot to new information Utilize different search engines for varying results Validate using government records Use automation for quicker searches across a broader spectrum Search through breached data Identify hidden accounts using correlation Create a mind map of data Create and maintain sock puppet accounts Compile a report

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Offensive Tooling Foundations with Chris Traynor

As the amount of data being transmitted and stored digitally continues to grow, individuals and organizations need to have a strong understanding of the tools and techniques used by attackers.

The Offensive Tooling Foundations training course will cover the basics of common offensive tools, including Nmap, Recon-ng, Metasploit, proxychains, Responder, and many more. The tools discussed are used by security professionals to identify vulnerabilities and exploit them in order to test the security of a system or network. The class will cover an overview of each tool, its key features and functionality, as well as practical exercises to reinforce how they can be used in a real-world scenario. Participants will also learn best practices for using these tools responsibly and within the bounds of ethical hacking.

GRC Cyber Resilience Training with Steve McMichael

WHAT SKILLS WILL YOU LEARN?

Framework Purpose and Its Origin: Explore the purpose and historical background of the NIST Cybersecurity Framework to better understand its objectives Framework Versatility: Discover the broad applicability of the NIST Cybersecurity Framework across diverse industries and sectors that make it universally acceptable Framework Components: Grasp the three fundamental parts of the framework (the Core, Implementation Tiers, and Profiles) and their interplay in cybersecurity planning and management Functional and Categorical Analysis: Gain comprehensive knowledge of the six functions (Govern, Identify, Protect, Detect, Respond, and Recover), the 22 categories (activities), and 106 subcategories (outcomes) that underpin the framework Practical Application and Framework Use: Comprehend the purpose, utility, and intended use of the Implementation Tiers, Profiles, and Informative References to translate theoretical knowledge into real-world application Planning, Managing, and Optimizing: Develop the skills to effectively plan, manage, and optimize the NIST Cybersecurity Framework within your organization while ensuring its successful implementation and ongoing improvement

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