As security professionals we use OpenSource Intelligence (OSINT) in one way or another almost every day of our lives. This talk will focus on
using OSINT to find information about people. This can be a useful skill
when trying to track a malicious user from email address to home
address. It is also a very important topic to discuss in user awareness
training to help prevent social engineering attacks like spear phishing.
Additionally, there are opportunities where you can use your analytical
skills to give back leveraging OSINT.
SPEAKER BIO:
Siobhan Kelleher is a Senior Security Analyst at in the
education sector. She has been in IT for over 8 years and worked in both
government and corporate environments before joining higher ed. Prior to her career in Information Security she worked in Business to Business
sales where OSINT and Social Engineering skills were vital to creating
sales leads and closing deals. She carried this knowledge with her into
Information Security and it helps her better educate end users on their
vulnerability to social engineering attacks. It also comes in handy when
building out her holiday card list.
This talk was presented at OWASP London Chapter Meeting [ONLINE] on December 10th, 2020
Presentation slides can be downloaded here: https://github.com/OWASP/www-chapter-...
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