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DESCRIPTION:   'Title: Starbase: open source graph security analysis\n   (P
 re-Registration Required)\n   When: Saturday\, Aug 12\, 14:00 - 17:59 PDT\
 n   Where: Flamingo - Exec Conf Ctr - Foyer - Workshop Checkin - [1]Map\n 
   Speakers:Adam Pierson\,Austin Kelleher\,Guillaume Ross\n\n   SpeakerBio:
 Adam Pierson\n   Adam Pierson is a Senior Software Engineer at JupiterOne.
  His diverse\n   experience includes time as an embedded software engineer
 \, an R&D\n   analyst working on adopting emerging technologies within lar
 ge\n   corporate IT environments\, and as a developer demonstrating the va
 lue\n   of using graph databases to solve complex problems. Currently he i
 s on\n   JupiterOne’s Integration team working on development tools and\
 n   continuing work on the open-source Starbase project.\n\n   SpeakerBio:
 Austin Kelleher\n   Austin Kelleher is a Principal Software Engineer as we
 ll as a founding\n   member at JupiterOne. He leads the team responsible f
 or maintaining\n   100+ open-source projects at JupiterOne. His background
  has primarily\n   been focused on developing cloud-based software systems
  and tools that\n   interact with graphs for security analysis. Prior to m
 oving to the\n   security industry\, Austin was an engineer at eBay buildi
 ng Marko and\n   Lasso\, which are the open-source web tools that power th
 e eBay.com web\n   experience.\n\n   SpeakerBio:Guillaume Ross \, JupiterO
 ne\n   Guillaume has worked on the blue-team side of security for close to
 \n   two decades now\, and loves to do things because they MATTER and not\
 n   just because everyone else in security is doing the same. He leads the
 \n   security and IT teams at JupiterOne.\n\n   Description:\n   Security 
 teams are overwhelmed with data. How does a user account\n   relate to a s
 erver\, an application? Does this vulnerability put this\n   important dat
 a at risk\, or does it simply expose a few systems we care\n   about much 
 less? Who really has access to these files? This is\n   vulnerable\, but t
 he firewall won’t let traffic to the service\, or\n   will it?\n\n   The
 se types of questions are very difficult to answer in a vacuum as\n   they
  require context. With the power of graphs\, and Starbase\, an open\n   so
 urce graph security analysis tool\, we will be able to import the\n   data
  that allows us to answer them using the graph.\n\n   John Lambert said �
 �Defenders think in lists\, attackers think in\n   graphs”. Join us\, so
  we can get a lot more people thinking in\n   graphs!\n\n   Skill Level: I
 ntermediate\n\n   Prerequisites for students:\n\n   Ability to use Docker 
 when provided with commands. Basic understanding\n   of IT and security is
 sues in cloud environments.\n\n   Materials or Equipment students will nee
 d to bring to participate: A\n   laptop with Docker as well as a few docke
 r images pulled in advance.\n\n   Due to the brittle nature of conference 
 Wi-Fi\, we’ll send\n   instructions in advance\, so as many people as po
 ssible will have\n   downloaded it.\n\n   '\n\n   1. #FlamingoLowerLevel\n
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LOCATION:WS - Flamingo - Exec Conf Ctr - Foyer - Workshop Checkin
SUMMARY:Starbase: open source graph security analysis (Pre-Registration Req
 uired)
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