See you in San Francisco for RSAC!



See you in San Francisco for RSAC!

GRIMM and SCYTHE are packing our bags and heading to the RSA Conference. We have a busy week planned and are excited to see new and familiar faces. We would be happy to connect one-on-one to talk about the ways your organization can benefit from CROSSBOW.
Our teams will be in full force - here are a few places you will find us throughout the week:

Mayhem at the Mint

Join SCYTHE and Bugcrowd at the historic SF Mint for an evening of luxurious InfoSec networking and partying. We’ll have two bars and over 10 rooms of fun - this is the RSAC event you don’t want to miss, guaranteed.
  • Tuesday, April 17th from 8pm to Midnight
  • RSVP Required for Entry
  • Located Two Blocks from the Moscone Center at 88 5th St., San Francisco, CA 94103

ICS Sandbox

Bryson recently launched the non-profit ICS Village with several other ICS stalwarts (Tom VanNorman, Larry Vandenaweele, Beau Woods) which will kick off its first public event at RSAC 2018. Please stop by the ICS Village (located in the RSA Sandbox in the Marriott Marquis) for a tour, a hands on demo of GRIMM’s “Howdy Neighbor” model smarthome.
Sandbox Schedule:
  • Tuesday, April 17th from 4:30 PM – 6:00 PM (opens with CyBEER Ops - access included for Full Conference passholders, guest tickets available for purchase)
  • Wednesday, April 18th from  8:00 AM – 5:00 PM (open to all badge types)
  • Thursday, April 19th from 8:00 AM – 3:30 PM (open to all badge types)

Speaking Sessions

Bryson will present a demonstration of common smart-home security risks in his session, No IOUs with IoT, on Wednesday, April 18 at 11:00am PT. More than showing how a smart thermostat can take over your home, this session will present Howdy Neighbor - GRIMM’s miniature model home, “smart” from kitchen to garage, to the wider RSAC audience. Bryson will show off our test-bed for reverse engineering and hacking distinct consumer-focused smart devices to demonstrate how the (in)security of individual devices can impact the safety of your home.
Attendees will have the opportunity to:
1: Understand how the (in)security of IoT can impact the consumer.
2: Learn challenges in development, configuration, deployment and use of IoT devices.
3: Explore current IoT threat intelligence.
Stay tuned to our Twitter feeds (@Scythe_io@grimmcyber@ICS_Village) for live updates throughout the week. Also, if you’d like to schedule a one-on-one meeting with a representative from GRIMM or SCYTHE, please contact us at info@scythe.io.

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