Conveners
Security Products: Session 4
- Alf Moens
Description
In cybersecurity there are a lot of ideas and concepts for products and services but how does that work in the real world? What makes an product successful and when do you need to scale up or down? How do you implement, migrate and operate eduVPN across three universities, how can you train users for phishing and awareness regularly in an automated fashion and what new technologies can be used to improve cyber resilience.
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Joost Gadellaa10/04/2024, 13:30PresentationPresentation (25 minutes)
In the realm of cybersecurity, the true test of any protective measure lies in its real-world performance. While institutions have to cover a broad range of possible attack vectors, an attacker only needs a few holes to attain their goals. At SURF, we are exploring how we can help the sector with red teaming and other types of resilience tests to asses their IT landscape from a hacker's...
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Mr Markus Meschederu10/04/2024, 14:00PresentationPresentation (25 minutes)
The Leibniz-Supercomputing Centre (Leibniz Rechenzentrum, LRZ) is the computing center of both Munich Universities of Excellence: Ludwig-Maximilians University and Technical University Munich and is a National Supercomputing Centre. The LRZ operates the Munich Scientific Network (MWN) for all universities and other research institutions in the greater area of Munich. MWN connects more than...
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Martin Šebela (CESNET)10/04/2024, 14:30Presentation (25 minutes)
At CESNET, we develop Phishingator software, which we use to train users in phishing and social engineering. Phishingator allows to prepare and automatically send phishing training emails to selected recipients on a defined date and time and then monitor users activities. Sent phishing emails contain a link to fraudulent training websites created in Phishingator. Users are automatically...
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