T1: "From zero to hero: building security from scratch" - Anthi Gilligan
Breaches mean financial, regulatory, legal, and above all reputational repercussions. Organisations are quick to react, however with security professionals in high demand and low supply, there has been an increase in individuals jumping on the “cybersecurity” bandwagon. In this talk, we discuss the pitfalls of the inadequately qualified “cybersecurity expert”, and examine the building blocks of a solid information security management system
T2: "Smart Contract Security" - Evangelos Deirmentzoglou
Dapps and many Initial Coin Offerings (ICOs) run on smart contracts and tend to process a substantial amount of funds. This makes them a target, and therefore they often undergo attacks. Combined with the blockchain immutability, vulnerabilities undiscovered during development will exist forever in the blockchain. This talk will dive into the most common smart contract security vulnerabilities and provide in-depth knowledge on how these issues occur and their mitigation. Real world examples will be discussed and vulnerabilities like re-entrancy, overflows, gas limit attacks etc. will be demonstrated
L1: "Driving OWASP ZAP using Selenium" - Mark Torrens
OWASP ZAP is great tool but it's not magic! When used in a CI/CD pipeline, ZAP needs some help to discover the routes through a web application. Basic authentication, user logins and form validation can all stop ZAP in its tracks. I show how to drive ZAP using Selenium scripts and increase the security coverage of a web application.
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