Code of Conduct

Everyone deserves to attend a learning event, community or professional, with a reasonable expectation of good behavior. The BSidesOK Team expects that while attending this conference you treat everyone with the love and respect you wish to receive. This applies to all attendees, speakers, volunteers, vendors, and anyone in between. We feel that if you do that, then this conference will once again run smoothly and we will all have a good time.

Don’t be an ass!

If you experience or witness behavior conflicting with our code of conduct, please contact a volunteer or venue staff. Both BSidesOK volunteers and the venue staff will be happy to assist. Reporting can also be done by emailing info@bsidesok.com. All email reports are treated with the utmost sensitivity and are solely reviewed by the BSidesOK team.

– The BSidesOK Team

info @ bsidesok.com

Code of Conduct

ProxyLogon – The Vulnerability That Shook the World: Why AppSec Matters

Ways to make cybersecurity training more engadging

GoLang App build version in Containers & HealthChecks in gRPC Containers for Kubernetes

Don’t Blame the Intern

Look at me, I’m the Adversary now: Introduction to Adversary Emulation and its place in Security Operations

Protect Your Business by Adopting a Security Framework

Data Governance Programs

Scalable, Sustainable Cybersecurity for Any Size Organization

CISA Examination Preparation

Inside The Mind of a Threat Actor: Beyond Pentesting

CMMC: A Compliance Journey

Security on a Budget: Building Security from Scratch

Machine Learning for Auditors

Pretesting the Low Hanging Fruit

I hate lawyers! Working with attorneys during breaches to maintain privilege and your sanity

Impostor syndrome in the IT world from a conference speaker’s perspective

Analytics Anyone Can Do

Threat Hunting | Practical Proving in creative way like a detection and efficiency test in security sensors

Securing Docker Containers: Kubernetes just handles that, right?

Best Laid Audit Plans

B&E from A-Z

Continuous Security by Design

Build Your First Security App in the Cloud

Incident Response Fails – What we see with our clients, and their fails, preparation will save you a ton of $$$, heartache, maybe your sanity and job

Exploring the Hacker Mentality for Positive Solutions

Discovering C&C in Malicious PDF with obfuscation, encoding and other techniques

A Shock to the System: Static Analysis for Real AppSec