ShowMeCon, St. Louis’ premier hacking and information security conference, addresses real-world InfoSec issues as industry-leaders and hackers share their knowledge, experiences and expertise through presentations, demonstrations and hacks, June 13 & 14, 2016.
One of two keynote speakers, Kevin Johnson, CEO, Secure Ideas, will address the current state of InfoSec. Johnson will explore the ramifications of modern bug bounties and security research as well as the impact on businesses and their future on the Internet. According to Johnson, information security is in immediate need of attention and with this mindset will discuss various standards and guidelines regarding ethics within security testing. Plus, he’ll offer ways to encourage and experience growth while improving safety, security and privacy for everyone.
Improved information security also stems from a solid security program, implemented and followed by organizations. Tim Fowler, Ethical Hacker for Parameter Security, will address what it takes to have an effective security program from a hacker’s perspective. He will expose security holes as well as reveal the careful planning, building and execution of an effective organizational security program. Additionally, industry-wide security systems and their efficacy will be presented. For the full article click here
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