Ironclad: The Hacker’s Guide to Staying Secure at Black Hat and DEF CON

7 Cybersecurity Tips for Navigating Two of the Industry’s Most Beloved Events

What you’ll learn:

Learn how to prep your equipment and devices to keep them secure when attending an event.
Understand the “gotchas” that you need to avoid and minimize your security being compromised
Best practices for attending an event

In the next few weeks some of the world’s best hackers will descend on "The Strip” for Black Hat and DEF CON. And this level of excitement means that event regulars will be eager to show off their hacking skills. But do you want to be their latest example? We’re guessing...probably not. Read on as our Adversarial Testing experts share seven great tips on how you can stay safe while attending these great events under the bright lights of Las Vegas.

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