(but make sure you have your front door locked first)
We chose SecOps as a general theme this year because we believe that performing basic security operations is the most important thing you can do as a security professional. Most issues tend to fall back to misconfigurations, a lack of monitoring, and just a general lack of process.
We are looking for talks that present the following types of topics:
- Top configurations for configuring your small network
- How to work safely with containers and container environments
- What is the CIS Benchmark
- The best way to securely configure <pick your favorite thing>
- What is the CyberSecurity Framework and why would you care
- What is a good approach for data security
- How does basic backup and recovery fit into a security program
- What should I be logging and monitoring if I am not doing a thing right now
- What are the top items I should be monitoring
- How to make compliance useful
- How do you write a good incident handling process/playbook
- What are the best FOSS cyber tools
- If you are supporting a DevOps team where does security fit in
- What does a SecOps program look like – what roles, tools, and processes do I need
- How can I implement user behavior analysis on a budget
- What will a SIEM look like in 2020
- What is different with cloud security – especially in a hybrid environment
- What are the best ways to make sure you SecOps are working
- The areas or domains of security and why they matter (have you thought about physical security lately)
So if you know something you need to present something. Enter our Call For Papers right away. If you have questions for us about your idea drop us a note at info@bsidescha.com or DM us at @BsidesCHA .
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BSides Chattanooga April 18th, 2020.
