Chris Carlis
Chris Carlis is an unrepentant penetration tester with an extensive background in network, wireless and physical testing. Across his career, Chris has worked to expand the value offensive testing provided via open communication and goal driven engagements. Additionally, Chris has presented at a variety of conferences, including Thotcon, Hushcon, Hackfest, ShowMeCon, DeepSec, CypherCon and helps to organize “BurbSec”, the best attended Information Security monthly gatherings in the US.
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Sessions
Looking to start a local "citysec" meetup, or just trying to figure out what's keeping yours from being successful? Join key hosts from Chicagoland's (now global) BurbSec Information Security Meetup Network for a panel discussing 15 years of lessons learned from hosting the world's most successful meetups. Don't start yet another expensive, annoying con when what you really need is a cheap and easy meetup!
When performing Red Team or penetration testing, we occasionally need to put some hardware on the internal network. While it sounds simple, building out a basic "dropbox" that provides testers a secure, stable, and stealthy(?) pivot into a network can quickly turn into a painful adventure in balancing technology, project requirements and, restrictions. In this session we discuss the decisions, options, and compromises we face in building out a dropbox. Understanding the choices to be made helps us build the reliable tools that support productive testing engagements.