The Rise of Foreign Cybersecurity Threats to Smartphones

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Presented at Texas Cyber Summit 2019 by

Rex Lee

Learn about cybersecurity threats posed by Great Power Competition from adversarial countries such as China, Russia, Iran, and North Korea.Learn cybersecurity and privacy threats posed by nation-state Chinese and Russian app developers that need to be addressed by the C-suite and Board, IT, and cybersecurity professionals.Learn how to mitigate privacy, cybersecurity, and safety threats associated with smartphones, tablet PCs, connected products, IoT/IIoT devices, and PCs supported by the android OS, Apple iOS, and Microsoft Windows OS.Learn how predatory apps can launch DDoS and Man in the Middle attacks on networks.Learn best practices and policies associated with smartphones, tablet PCs, connected products, IoT/IIOT devices, PCs, and B.Y.O.D. programs. FaaS track to serverless securityKarthik GaekwadN/AN/ASecurity in FaaS isn’t what you’re used to with actual real servers. With enterprises quickly moving to the cloud and to serverless, there’s a need to address the topic of security.Karthik Gaekwad shares what he’s learned in the application security sphere that still applies in the modern world of FaaS. Using lambhack, a sample vulnerable serverless application written in Go, Karthik explains how to think about security in the serverless world and details security strategies and pitfalls viewed through a serverless lens. You’ll leave with a solid understanding of how to approach security conversations about serverless applications in the enterprise.