Workshops:
The following workshops will be held on the day of the CTF. To access the workshop links, please visit the Schedule page where the links are maintained.11AM: Injection Attacks
Presented by Dr. Adrian P. Lauf, associate professor of Computer Science and Engineering at the Unviersity of Louisville.
Abstract: This workshop will cover basic injection attacks, and how they can be easily practiced on Mutillidae, a readily-available, intentionally-vulnerable web application. This is an introductory workshop for those who haven't tried SQLi injection on a web app.
12PM: Demystifying Steganography
Presented by Jana Godwin. Jana Godwin is a UL Speed School alum with an MEng in Computer Engineering. Her career has wound its way through basic network and security support to Global Sr. IT Manager, to starting her own computer forensic and cyber security company, and to academics teaching those subjects.
Abstract: Steganography has been around since ancient times. This brief breakout session will look at simple "steg" and some tools that can hide and recover covert messages in the most unlikely places.
1PM: Security Orchestration, Automation, and Response
Presented by: Kayode Omotoye, SOC Engineer at Arvato Systems, Tallinn, Estonia
Abstract: This presentation is about the use of various tools to help define, prioritize and standardize functions in responding to cyber incidents for a security operations center (SOC) team.
2PM: Machine Learning and Intrusion Detection
Presented by: Olusiji Medaiyese, Ph.D. student in Computer Science and Engineering. Mr. Medayiese is completing his dissertation work under the direction of Dr. Adrian Lauf
Abstract: A beginners guide to application of machine learning algorithms for intrusion detection system. Overview of network and perimeter intrusion detection system will be discussed with a focus on detecting an intruding drone in an environment.
3PM: Interview with Bobby Adamov, Kentucky Dept of Military Affairs Analyst
Presented by: Bobby Adamov. Bobby Adamov is a Network Analyst for The Kentucky Department of Military Affairs, (DMA) he is an accomplished IT professional with more than 20 years of comprehensive experience and hands-on skills in IT operations, He is skilled in Technology Architecture, Core Business Processes, Troubleshooting, Design and Support of Network Systems, as well as Cybersecurity Operations.
5PM: Security Information and Event Monitoring (SIEM) Workshop
Presented by: Dr. Adrian P. Lauf
Abstract: This workshop will introduce participants to the basic use of a SIEM by covering the Security Onion project. References will also be made to other products and systems to demonstrate defense-in-depth monitoring and security practices.