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Building Your Personal Brand
Are you an RIT student looking to take your career to the next level? Learn how to get your dream job by finding your niche and building your personal brand.
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BSides Toronto - Quality Engineering
Download the Slides Quality Engineering AppSec.pdf 15 MB download-circle Sign Up for my Newsletter What does it take to have a successful SDLC program? In this talk, I step beyond the policy, and share my experiences turning a failing software development team into one that was both fast and
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2023 All Things Open
👋Hello! I am going to be speaking on a panel at All Things Open. More info will be released soon. Panel: Open Source Compliance & Security OSI Track Tuesday Oct 17 @ 1:30 PM - 2:15 PM
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Cellular Cryptography
In this presentation, I explore how Authentication and Authorization takes place on LTE Cellular Networks, as well as AS and NAS cryptography.
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Operating System Security
Operating Systems offer unique insights into how to write complex software securely. In this presentation, I look at how different security-focused operating systems approach security, and take a look at what their approaches mean for security students. Key Take-aways * Adhering to good software development practices reduces risk * Reducing complexity and
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RITSEC Education – Web Security
This week, we investigate how the world wide web works, and how you can both attack and defend websites. Key Take Aways * Trust and validate inputs on the Trust Zone Border * Use CORS policies to mitigate many common types of attacks Disclaimer This presentation and page are subject to the
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Driving User Adoption of Security Best Practices
95% of cyber attacks involve user error. How can we break resistance and drive meaningful long-term change? Key Take Aways * By separating changes into small steps, we can make resistance more difficult and change more meaningful Sources https://www.weforum.org/reports/global-risks-report-2022 Disclaimer This presentation and page are subject
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Evolved Packet System: A Look at Modern Mobile Networking
The Evolved Packet System (EPS) is one of the most transformative technologies developed within my lifetime. It was in response to, but also enabled, the rise of internet-first mobile devices. Today, it forms the basis of the next generation of innovations like self-driving cars. This presentation provides a brief overview
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Encryption of Time-Series Data
In this presentation, I discuss my recent project that aims to make time-series data better encrypted. Currently, encryption among several clients relies on static keys. This is far from ideal, as it means that compromised keys can result in the entire communication chain becoming compromised. Using polynomials, we can efficiently