An Event For Security Professionals Using Osquery | Osquery@scale 2020

osquery@scale

expert insight from the largest osquery deployments

Dogpatch WineWorks, San Francisco

Jan 22-23, 2020

Agenda

Two Days of Power-User Insight

Jan 22-23, 2020

Dogpatch WineWorks

This two day event is focused on surfacing osquery security use cases - the good, bad, and ugly - told from the mouths of those who've lived and breathed at scale deployments in their production environments. Join security leaders and practitioners from Financial Services, Telco, SaaS, Hi-Tech, and a variety of other industries as they share first hand learning from osquery deployments solving for incident investigation & threat visibility, compliance, asset inventory, cloud vs. on-prem, and much more. Osquery@scale will feature a single track schedule to allow attendees to join every session. Sessions will be 30 minutes long with time for Q&A. Breakfast, lunch and free flowing coffee will be provided for all attendees, and we'll have a guided wine tasting Tuesday night.

We'll be adding specific details to our agenda as available, so check back often. Below is an outline of what you can expect:

About osquery@scale

What is osquery@scale?

osquery@scale is a knowledge-sharing environment meant to help security practitioners and leaders fully immerse themselves in the highs and lows of real-life osquery deployments. Through the sharing of end-user experiences, attendees will better understand the variety of security use cases, limitations and benefits across operating systems and environments, skills and abilities required for use, and other considerations to be made when building strategic at scale deployment plans. Our goal is to connect osquery users with like-minded osquery-curious peers. This conference is being hosted by Uptycs to support the sharing of experience with at scale osquery deployments. All are welcome to attend and participate. This inaugural event will take place at Dogpatch WineWorks, a large industrial warehouse with an on-site winery located in the up & coming Dogpatch neighborhood. DPWW is accessible from Muni, CalTrain, Uber and is a walkable distance from Oracle Park.

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100+

Security Peers

2

14+

Days

Sessions

Speakers

The osquery@scale speakers represent a diverse set of industries, experiences and osquery use cases. We'll be adding to this great lineup over the next couple of weeks.

Javier Marcos de Prado

Security/Systems Engineer at "Known Cryptocurrency Exchange"

Javier is an experienced Security Engineer and Systems Architect with extensive experience in both well established corporations and startups. In the last 10+ years he has applied the expertise acquired in the field of software and systems engineering, towards building offensive and defense capabilities for some of the top companies in the world. His passion for Linux and open source has been reflected by his contributions to large projects, such as osquery, and recently with the creation of osctrl, a scalable and modular TLS endpoint for osquery assets.

CISO, FullStory

Kathy is CISO at FullStory, a cloud-native company. She is a recognized thought-leader in information security with a strong background in project management, research, and business development. Prior to FullStory, Kathy was Head of Security at GitLab, and is also an internationally-recognized malware expert, who has researched, developed, evaluated, and operationalized various solutions for detecting and preventing client-side attacks used by advanced persistent threats (APT), as they target common platforms (e.g., browser, email, mobile phones). She has spoken internationally at many conferences and on many panels, including RSA, DEFCON, AusCERT, and REcon. Kathy has co-authored a book, Beautiful Security, and holds a BS and MS in Electrical Engineering from The University of Michigan, Ann Arbor.

Mona Elisabeth Østvang

Incident Response Manager, Telenor CERT

Mona Elisabeth Østvang manages the incident response section in Telenor CERT. Before joining Telenor CERT this year, she was a consultant in mnemonic, the largest cyber security consultant company in Norway. For the past ten years, she has led investigations and handled a number of major events, including advanced and targeted attacks against Norwegian and foreign targets. She holds a master of technology from the Norwegian University of Science and Technology (NTNU) from 2004.

Head of Telenor CERT

Henrik Strøm has over 25 years of experience in the cyber security field. In the early 90s, when anti-virus was a bleeding edge technology, he spent his time at the Norwegian University of Science and Technology (NTNU) developing his own award winning anti-virus software. He then worked for Telia and Norsk Hydro, and finally Telenor where he was involved in the emergence of Internet and "Cyberspace" in Norway. Henrik has worked in various key security positions in Telenor for over a decade, and is now heading the Telenor CERT. His team at Telenor CERT is currently working on establishing global CERT and SOC operations for Telenor ASA, which own 9 telecommunications companies globally.

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