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DESCRIPTION:   'Title: A Different Uber Post Mortem\n   When: Friday\, Aug 
 11\, 10:00 - 10:45 PDT\n   Where: Harrah's - Nevada Ballroom - Lake Tahoe 
 & Reno - War Stories -\n   On the Record - [1]Map\n\n   SpeakerBio:Joe Sul
 livan\n   Joe Sullivan is the CEO of Ukraine Friends\, a nonprofit providi
 ng\n   humanitarian aid to the people of Ukraine. He also advises a number
  of\n   startups and mentors security leaders. Joe has worked at the\n   i
 ntersection of government\, technology\, and security since the\n   mid-19
 90s. He spent 8 years working for the US DOJ\, eventually as a\n   federal
  prosecutor 100% focused on technology-related crimes\, received\n   natio
 nal recognition from the DOJ for outstanding service as a federal\n   pros
 ecutor\, and worked on many first-of-their-kind cybercrime cases\,\n   inc
 luding supporting the digital aspects of the 9/11 investigation.\n   Joe w
 as recruited to eBay in 2002 to build out their eCrime team\, and\n   late
 r took on responsibilities at PayPal. In 2008 Joe moved to\n   Facebook wh
 ere he became their CSO\, building a small security org into\n   a team of
  hundreds. He was recruited from there to join Uber in 2015\n   to be thei
 r first CSO. After Uber\, Joe spent 2018 through 2022 as the\n   CSO at Cl
 oudflare. He has also advised a significant number of\n   companies over t
 he years\, including AirBnB and DoorDash. Joe has\n   testified as an expe
 rt before the US Congress twice\, been a\n   commissioner on the National 
 Action Alliance for Suicide Prevention\, a\n   board member on the Nationa
 l Cyber Security Alliance\, a many-time\n   opening plenary speaker at the
  Dallas Crimes Against Children\n   Conference\, a participant in a White 
 House anti-online-bullying\n   effort\, an advisor to the Department of Ho
 meland Security\, and in 2016\n   accepted an appointment from President O
 bama to his Commission on\n   Enhancing National Cybersecurity.\n\n   Desc
 ription:\n   The federal criminal case of United States v. Joseph Sullivan
 \, NDCA\n   3-20-CR-337 WHO\, has been covered and debated quite publicly 
 since I\n   was fired by the new Uber CEO in November 2017\, a year after 
 the\n   incident. Most discussion has focused on questions of my guilt or\
 n   innocence\, the culpability of other executives at the company\, and t
 he\n   implications of the case for other security executives.\n\n   Less 
 has been written about the guilt or innocence of those who\n   accessed Ub
 er’s AWS environment in October 2016 and triggered an\n   incident respo
 nse by emailing me and asking for payment. After we met\n   them\, my team
  and I did not consider those 19- and 20-year-old kids to\n   be criminal 
 actors and treated them as security researchers. Yet both\n   also faced f
 ederal criminal charges.\n\n   During my talk I will review the extraordin
 ary investigation done by\n   my team at Uber and put it into the context 
 of other historical cases\n   we and I had worked on. Whether or not you c
 onsider them to be\n   security researchers\, there are many lessons to be
  learned related to\n   the dynamics between researchers and companies and
  the dynamics\n   between companies and the government.\n\n   '\n\n   1. #
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LOCATION:DC - Harrah's - Nevada Ballroom - Lake Tahoe & Reno - War Stories 
 - On the Record
SUMMARY:A Different Uber Post Mortem
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