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34th Annual FIRST Conference | "Neart Le Chéile: Strength Together"

FIRST is an international confederation of trusted computer incident response teams who cooperatively handle computer security incidents and promote incident prevention programs.

The Forum of Incident Response and Security Teams (FIRST) is an international not-for-profit organization bringing together a variety of security and incident response teams. FIRST is comprised of over 600 member teams from 99 countries representing government agencies, academia, commercial enterprises, and financial corporations.

Effective internet response is a global task. Based on a peer-to-peer network governance model, Computer Security Incident Response Teams (CSIRTs), Product Security Incident Response Teams (PSIRTs), and independent security researchers work together to limit the damage of security incidents. Incidents are not confined to one cultural or political corner of the internet, nor do they respect physical borders or boundaries.

The FIRST annual conference promotes worldwide coordination and cooperation among computer security and incident response teams (CSIRTs). The conference provides a forum for sharing goals, ideas, and information on how to improve computer security on a global scale. This year’s annual conference is scheduled to take place in-person with limited virtual components, June 26 through July 1, 2022 at the Convention Centre Dublin, in Dublin, Ireland.

2021 Conference Video Highlights

  • 01 A Welcome Message from FIRST Exec. Dir., Chris Gibson
  • 02 Keynote: An Unauthorized Exchange - From Targeted Espionage to the Global Cyber Pandemic
  • 03 A Playbook for Effective Corporate Communication After a Cyber Security Incident
  • 04 A Supply Chain Incident of Major Influence in Israel
  • 05 Attack Defense Graph Analysis for Supporting SOC and CSIRT Operations
  • 06 Attacking Bluetooth LE Design and Implementation in Mobile + Wearables Ecosystems
  • 07 Breaking the Chain of Trust
  • 08 Building PPP Resilience Through National Level Cyber Exercises
  • 09 The CAIS/RNP Experience in Brazilian General Data Protection Law (LGPD) Compliance
  • 10 CGN - Carrier Grade NAT - Carrier Grade Problems
  • 11 Coming Together Under a Pandemic - Case Study on the COVID-19 MISP Information Sharing Community
  • 12 Connecting the Dots in a Cyber Pandemic Era
  • 13 Considerations in CSIRT Activities in the Risk of Infection with New Real Viruses
  • 14 CSAF 2.0 - A New Sstart to Automate Advisories
  • 15 Defense Through Invisibility: Zero Trust Security for the Enterprise
  • 16 Dispatch: Crisis Management Automation for the Entire Organization
  • 17 DNS is Under Attack - the Miscreant's Offensive Playbook with a Defensive Counter
  • 18 Don't You Know That You're Toxic? Moving Towards Positive Security Practices w/in Your Organization
  • 19 Life in Security - Practitioners in the Wild (Panel)
  • 20 From 2017 to 2021: Integration of an Operational Situation Awareness Team to a CSIRT...
  • 21 From a Hospital into the Realm of Hades
  • 22 From RATs to Extorting Multibillion Companies: The Evolution of a Modern Ransomware Group
  • 23 Gaining CISO Support and Improving Security Operations Situational Awareness with Threat Briefings
  • 24 How to Apply the Machine Learning Appropriate Way for Your Security Operation
  • 25 Improving Internet Wide Scanning with Dynamic Scanning
  • 26 Influence Operations
  • 27 Practical Attack Vectors and Their Ideal Defensive Strategies for ICS & SCADA
  • 28 Practical ISP CSIRT Incident Handling w/ Network Flows, ELK Stack & Cybersecurity Intelligence...
  • 29 The Rise of the Eternal Botnet
  • 30 Root Cause Analysis (RCA) in Dell PSIRT
  • 31 Scoring Security Vulnerabilities in Medical Devices: Rubric for CVSS
  • 32 Simple Method of Automatic Risks Assessment for Web Systems Considering Assets Sensitivity
  • 33 Step 0 for a Multi-party Vulnerability Coordination is Yet Another Multi-party Vulnerability Coordination
  • 34 Story Telling Through Reports
  • 35 Surviving a Ransomware Attack - Lessons from the Field
  • 36 Towards Real World Cyber Risk (Panel)

Venue

The Convention Centre Dublin, Ireland

Spencer Dock
N Wall Quay, North Wall
Dublin 1, D01 T1W6
Ireland

http://www.theccd.ie/

Become a Sponsor Today!

FIRST is seeking sponsorships for its 34th annual conference on computer security and incident handling. The annual conference is by far one of the most unique international assemblies of incident response and computer security professionals. Sponsorship opportunities are limited and are on a first-come, first-served basis.