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DESCRIPTION:   'Title: Demystifying Hacking for Government Officials\n   Wh
 en: Friday\, Aug 11\, 17:00 - 17:50 PDT\n   Where: Caesars Forum - Summit 
 - 221-222 - Policy Atrium - [1]Map\n   Speakers:Brad Manuel\,Jack Cable\,J
 ason Ingalls\,Lindsey Forson\,Michael\n   Ross\n\n   SpeakerBio:Brad Manue
 l \, Chief Information Officer at Louisiana\n   Secretary of State’s Off
 ice\n   Brad Manuel brings to the table extensive election administration 
 and\n   disaster recovery experience. He has led a cross-agency team to\n 
   administer elections during challenging emergencies. He also serves as\n
    the co-chair of Louisiana’s Election Security Committee under the\n  
  Louisiana Cybersecurity Commission.\n\n   SpeakerBio:Jack Cable \, Senior
  Technical Advisor at Cybersecurity and\n   Infrastructure Security Agency
  (CISA)\n   Jack Cable is a Senior Technical Advisor at the Cybersecurity 
 and\n   Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA). Prior to that\, Jack worked
  as a\n   TechCongress Fellow for the Senate Homeland Security and Governm
 ental\n   Affairs Committee\, advising Chairman Gary Peters on cybersecuri
 ty\n   policy\, including election security and open source software secur
 ity.\n   He previously worked as a Security Architect at Krebs Stamos Grou
 p.\n   Jack also served as an Election Security Technical Advisor at CISA\
 ,\n   where he created Crossfeed\, a pilot to scan election assets\n   nat
 ionwide. Jack is a top bug bounty hacker\, having identified over\n   350 
 vulnerabilities in hundreds of companies. After placing first in\n   the H
 ack the Air Force bug bounty challenge\, he began working at the\n   Penta
 gon’s Defense Digital Service. Jack holds a bachelor’s degree\n   in C
 omputer Science from Stanford University and has published\n   academic re
 search on election security\, ransomware\, and cloud\n   security.\n\n   S
 peakerBio:Jason Ingalls \, Founder & CEO at Ingalls Information\n   Securi
 ty\n   Jason Ingalls has attended Blackhat and DEFCON since 2006. He has\n
    spoken and presented at numerous conferences\, including as keynote for
 \n   the University of California Inaugural Cybersecurity Conference in\n 
   2016. His experience with data breach response and his firm's work\n   w
 ith election cybersecurity controls provide valuable insight that few\n   
 possess into the technology\, processes\, and people involved in\n   secur
 ing elections.\n\n   SpeakerBio:Lindsey Forson \, Deputy Executive Directo
 r at National\n   Association of Secretaries of State\n   Lindsey Forson h
 as worked at the intersection of cybersecurity and\n   public policy for t
 he past five years. She is dedicated to fostering\n   relationships betwee
 n NASS members and collaborators in the\n   cybersecurity space.\n\n   Spe
 akerBio:Michael Ross \, Deputy Secretary of State and Chief of Staff\n   a
 t Iowa Secretary of State’s Office\n   Michael Ross\, the Deputy Secreta
 ry of State and Chief of Staff for the\n   Iowa Secretary of State’s off
 ice\, has led the office’s strong\n   engagement with federal partners a
 nd the security research community.\n   Through NASS and relationships dev
 eloped with peers that oversee\n   elections in their states\, Ross has en
 couraged engagement with the\n   researcher community.\n\n   Description:\
 n   Most of us acknowledge that collaboration between hackers and\n   poli
 cymakers is necessary and beneficial. Specifically\, the security\n   rese
 arch community is more effective in supporting security\n   improvements f
 or state and local government entities when they work\n   collaboratively 
 with government officials. We also know building\n   bridges between these
  communities\, each of which includes a diverse\n   makeup of individuals 
 and organizations\, is not a simple task. Several\n   years ago\, the Nati
 onal Association of Secretaries of State (NASS) and\n   a small group of h
 ackers began construction on one such bridge. This\n   session shares less
 ons learned from that experience. NASS created an\n   interactive event\, 
 called Hacking Demystified\, which complements\n   broader efforts to educ
 ate and foster relationship-building. We will\n   provide examples of wher
 e we have found success and seek input from\n   the audience on how to fur
 ther expand our work. We will generate ideas\n   for how everyone in the r
 oom may create more opportunities for\n   productive collaboration between
  security researchers and state\n   government officials. Join us to learn
  more about how NASS is\n   demystifying hacking and participate in a brai
 nstorming session on how\n   we may all work together to further increase 
 knowledge and\n   understanding across our communities.\n   '\n\n   1. #Ca
 esarsSummitBR\n\n\n
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LOCATION:PLV - Caesars Forum - Summit - 221-222 - Policy Atrium
SUMMARY:Demystifying Hacking for Government Officials
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