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So you think you want a career in information security, but
you work in an IT function where you barely get to touch firewalls? Or maybe you’re a software developer who’s interested
in learning to write more secure code. Maybe you’re not even
in an IT function at all, but you’d like to learn about securing
data in fields such as law enforcement, finance or health
care. Where to begin?
Seasoned infosec recruiter Eve Adams, Senior Talent Acquisition Expert at Halock Security Labs, gets these questions
all the time – and she’s helped people find the right “attack
paths” to start careers in infosec, without much or any prior
experience in the field. She’ll walk you through techniques for
self-study, networking, and identifying where exactly you want
to go in the wide world of security, using entertaining and
immediately actionable examples from the real world.
In addition, special guest JohnnyXmas, now a veteran in the
infosec realm with accreditations from the Secret Service
and Verizon Business, will discuss his personal experience
and advise on breaking into your first infosec job when your
professional experience in the realm is nonexistent. Topics
will include: lying, cheating, stealing, backstabbing, front-
stabbing and professional composure.
There will be plenty to learn for security neophytes, as well
as those already working in the field looking for insight on
career development – and lots of time for lively, interactive
Q&A! Slides:
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