Red Teaming is dead. Long live Red Teaming.
by notnotcharlie & Tim Goddard (pruby) | - 10:00am
An external pentest lead and an internal red team lead go head-to-head to debate the questions around red teaming. Should you employ people, or hire a consultancy? Should you share information, or hide it? What do you actually want to know about? What sound track is the best for neat hacks? What uncomfortable truths are you willing to face?
About notnotcharlie & Tim Goddard (pruby)
notnotcharlie is Red Team @ GitLab. Loves finding intersections between interesting topics and sharing knowledge. Usually either making, growing or deconstructing something. Previous talks include “My Kids Hack Me and It’s Awesome”, “Beyond ‘Delete My Browser History’: Infosec After Death”, “An Approximate History of Accuracy”, and an absolutely absurd maths lecture delivered on aerial silks called “Floating Points”. Tim (pruby) has been through a few revisions in the Wellington IT industry now, from software developer to pentester and recently to management at Pulse Security. A builder and coder at heart, Tim likes to understand how things function. On that front, people are proving more complicated than computers. Tim promises he hasn’t forgotten his technical roots though :P