Back from the latest BruCON volunteers meeting! Meetings will be held every two weeks until the event. There is so much things to do but it’s so exciting. It promises to be a great event! Don’t forget to register (still six days of early birds ticket price) We are also
Category: Event
Compromized Bagde? ;-)
I’m back from Maubeuge where was organized the “Salon Informatique“. I had some free time this weekend and decided to visit our south-neighbors to make some social networking. The event had several aspects: exhibitors active in the open source world (users groups, schools, associations and professionals), a LAN party and
Secure Amsterdam Workshop 2009 Review
Back from a one-day trip to Amsterdam where I attended the “Secure Amsterdam Workshop 2009” meeting organized by ISC2. This year topic was forensics IT investigations. The first speaker was Matthijs van der Wel from Verizon Business who reviewed the 2009 Data Breach Investigations Report. It was interesting to have
Black Hat Europe is Over…
End of four days of high quality conferences, social networking and fun! This was my first Black Hat experience and it was really exciting! Some presentations were already known to me (presented during other events) and sometimes choices were difficult between two interesting tracks scheduled at the same time. But
Black Hat Europe 2009
Yeah! Black Hat Europe 2009 started today in Amsterdam! I was previously registered for the briefings sessions on Thursday and Friday but, in last minute, I add the opportunity to replace a sick colleague. The two first days are reserved for trainings and I’m following “TCP/IP Weapons School 2.0” given
Infosecurity.be 2009 is Over
A few words about infosecurity.be. This edition was held at Brussels Expo. It’s without doubt the only Belgian event where you can meet so much security consultants per square-meter! As said on the Belsec blog, this event is first of all a sales event. I’ll not be too critical about
Local Conference about Internet and Associated Risks
I’m back from a local event organized in my village: “Ce qu’il faut savoir pour surfer sans risque” what can be translated by “How to use the Internet in a safe way“. I heard about this conference via the local newspaper and found interesting to attend. Not to learn new
ISSA-Be Event: Targeted attacks: Balancing FUD, Reality and the Future
Back from the last ISSA Belgium Chapter event about targeted attacks. The speaker was Swa Frantzen. This is really a great guy who’s also a SANS ISC handler. Last year, he already made a presentation for ISSA about one day @ ISC. Less than twenty people attended the meeting today,
Garry McGraw @ OSWAP Belgian Chapter Meeting
Back from the second OWASP Belgian Chapter meeting! This event had only one speaker but which one: Gary McGraw himself. What a wonderful speaker! He knows his topics and is able to keep the audience aware with a typical sense of humor. I liked! Gary is the author of several
Back from FOSDEM
Back from FOSDEM! A few days ago, I posted here my schedule and it didn’t changed. The first three presentations were in the same room and covered security topics. The FOSDEM is an event for open-source developers and not fully dedicated to security like BruCON but developers must be aware