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Showing posts with label Talks. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Talks. Show all posts

Jun 19, 2011

Slides for recent talks now available

I finally got around to publish the slides for the two talks I did in May: the talk about the online banking trojans at the DND/ISACA/ISF member meeting as well as the lightning talk on browser security at the Roots conference. I figured I'd give Google docs a try, so I made a Talks collection available there.

I've sort of reset my talk list, you'll find it at my dedicated talk page.

The lightning talk at Roots was taped (though probably there wasn't any actual tape involved). If you're interested, go check out The browser - your best friend and worst enemy - André N. Klingsheim on the Roots conference channel on Vimeo.

May 22, 2011

Lightning talk on modern browser security tomorrow

I'll be giving a lightning talk at the Roots Conference Bergen 2011 tomorrow. I'm excited, I've given quite a few talks but never a lightning talk. It's always fun to take on new challenges!

It'll be interesting to attend the rest of the program as well. If you haven't registered already, you're out of luck. The conference is sold out. Better luck next year! :)

May 2, 2011

Talk on online banking trojans today!

I'll be giving a talk today at a member meeting for The Norwegian computer society, The Norwegian information security forum, and the ISACA Norway chapter in Bergen, Norway. The talk will be given in Norwegian. Hope to see you there!

The talk is titled: Online banking Trojans — Recent developments and countermeasures

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