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Oct 6, 2015

Full title: Confessions of a social engineer: Why developers are my favorite target

Social engineers use a dangerous combination of technology and old fashioned con artistry to infiltrate organizations every day. In this talk we'll walk through the social engineering process including research, target selection, attack selection, and attack execution. Learn to see the world through the eyes of a social engineer and prevent yourself from being a victim.

Oct 5, 2015

In this talk, Sam will discuss some common and some not-so-common tools for debugging code, systems, and anything in between. He will take strace, valgrind, gdb to the next level.

Oct 5, 2015

All organizations face challenges in changing their culture and adopting DevOps philosophies. This is especially true in many federal government agencies. Through well-intentioned policies and procedures many agencies have created extremely silo’d environments where change is slow and difficult. Finishing the last leg of large scale software development project acquisitions can be particularly challenging and expensive. Barriers often impede getting hardware and software systems system fully tested, transitioned, and up and running in production on schedule.

Through our experience as a passionately DevOps focused software development group within Carnegie University's Software Engineering Institute, a federally funded research and development center, creating, delivering and transitioning cutting edge software solutions to government organizations, we have struggled with and overcame challenges in helping government to adopt DevOps principles. Learn how we have conquered these challenges in shifting our government stakeholders' thinking by coaching and initiating DevOps in their operational and development environments.

Oct 3, 2015

Several attendees give spontaneous talks...having never seen the slides and the slides have almost nothing to do with each other. A hilarious exercise in non-sequitur and impromptu absurdity. We all need a little ridiculousity in our lives!

Oct 3, 2015

• Jason Hand (VictorOps) - ChatOps
• Leon Frayer - What is devops NOT?
• Lewis (Delphic) - Data as a service
• Chris Corriere

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