CORE-IT WRAP-UP
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CORE-IT was a virtual event that brought together existing and next-generation industry talent with top-level training, trainers, mentors, companies, products, and opportunities.
The event hosted three educational tracks. On Day One, the event was live while the remaining days offered on-demand videos of recorded sessions, allowing plenty of time to explore the exhibit hall and network.
The CORE-IT team has now published a book, The Virtual Event Survival Guide, which breaks down the steps to host a successful virtual event. This guide includes checklists and objectives to ensure that your event stays on track and no curveball is unmanageable. The book is available to order physically or digitally through Amazon.
SESSIONS
3 tracks of industry insight
TIME
ESSENTIAL TOOLS
KEY PROTOCOLS
IN PRACTICE
9:00 - 9:20 AM
9:20 - 9:50 AM
10:00 - 10:30 AM
10:40 - 11:10 AM
11:20 - 11:50 AM
12:10 - 12:40 AM
12:50 - 1:20 AM
1:30 - 2:00 AM
2:10 - 2:40 AM
2:50 - 3:20 AM
3:40 - 4:10 AM
4:10 - 4:30 AM
Welcome: Introduction to CORE-IT
1.1
Security Onion: Toolkit
1.2
Wireshark: Traffic Analysis
1.3
TraceWrangler: Trace File Editing
1.4
Nmap: Network Scanning
1.5
Tor: Diving into Darknets
1.6
iPerf: Performance Benchmarking
1.7
Autopsy: Open Source Forensics
1.8
NetScanTools Pro: Toolkit
1.9
Sneak Peek: Brim!
1.10
Kismet: 802.11 Detector/Sniffer
2.1
TCP/IP Communications Overview
2.2
IPv4 Core Functionality
2.3
IPv6 Core Functionality
2.4
802.11 Core Functionality
2.5
TCP Core Functionality
2.6
TLS Core Functionality
2.7
HTTP Core Functionality
2.8
DNS Core Functionality
2.9
The Cold War for Encrypted DNS
2.10
The Cold War for Encrypted DNS –
Dr. Paul Vixie’s Perspective
3.1
Five Quick Performance Measurement Exercises
3.2
Open Source Intelligence (OSINT) In Action
3.3
Ethical Hacking Essentials
3.4
In the Packet Path: Tapping, Spanning, and More
3.5
Long-Term Packet Capture
3.6
Hunting Suspects on the Darknet
3.7
Social Engineering
3.8
Essential Elements of Pen Testing
3.9
Analyze TCP Window Scaling
3.10
Wireshark Decryption Tricks
End of Day: Wrap-Up
Speakers and Mentors Include...
LAURA CHAPPELL
Founder of Chappell University, a pillar of the network analysis community for years.
KEITH PARSONS
Founder of Wireless LAN Professionals and wireless enthusiast with over 80 certifications.
JASPER BONGERTZ
Creator of TraceWrangler, a trace file editing tool.
TERRY CUTLER
Pentester, CEO of Cyology Labs, voted #1 Top Influencer in CyberSecurity by IFSEC Global 2018.
KIRK THOMAS
Creator of NetScanTools, a toolset used by law enforcement and investigators interested in security.
GINNY SPICER
Network Analyst at Chappell University, Student Outreach Chairperson for the HTCIA.
Stephen Pearson
CEO of the High Tech Crime Institute with over 37 years of law enforecement experience.
PAUL VIXIE
Internet pioneer, Internet Hall of Fame 2014, contributed to DNSSEC, BIND technical architect and interviewee for CORE-IT.
DOUG BURKS
Creator of Security Onion, a Linux distribution for intrusion detection enterprise security monitoring, and log management.
SAKE BLOK
Relational therapist for computers systems and one of Wireshark's core developers.
BETTY DUBOIS
Star network analyst, Chief Detective for Packet Detectives, Wireshark instructor.
DON DONZAL
Founder & Editor-in-Chief of The Ethical Hacker Network Online Magazine, community manager at eLearnSecurity.
JEFF CARRELL
Speaker and Author, master of IPv6 and network automation, Instructor and Course Developer at Hewlett Packard.
Phil Rzewski
Technical Director at Brim Security, industry veteran with over 25 years of building great tech.
ANDREW LEWMAN
Co-founder of the Tor Project, one of the world's foremost darknet experts.
TONY FORTUNATO
Founder of The Technology Firm and network analyst with NATO top secret security clearance.
MIKE PENNACCHI
Analyst, Instructor, Owner of Network Protocol Specialists, LLC.
JOHN GONDER
Cisco Networking Academy director and instructor at Los Positas CC, latin jazz musician.
HENRY DANIELSON
CISSO, Cal Poly Adjunct Professor, CA Cybersecurity Institute Technical Advisor, Console Cowboy.
JIM ARAGON
Wireshark expert and Technical Editor for many of the top Wireshark books including official WCNA books.
Find Your New Mentor
Did you miss CORE-IT or forget to stop by the Student Union booth for your Mentor Manual?
No worries - download the ebook from here.
2,423 Open Badges Awarded
CORE-IT offered open badging to recognize the achievements of our attendees. Attendees could show off what they learned by taking tests to earn CORE-IT badges (and bragging rights). These verifiable microcredentials are linked to a page that gives their details. They can be shared on social media and used to show off to potential employers and colleagues.
Exhibit Hall
The exhibit hall was filled with virtual booths where vendors offered training, software, and sweet deals.
