KINBERCON 2018

Registration includes admission to all April 24th Sessions, Breakfast, Lunch and the Tuesday Evening Reception.

Registration includes admission to Evening Reception on Tuesday, April 24.

Half-day workshop on Wed. April 25. Cybersecurity incidents around the world have put nation-states on alert. In the U.S., Trump’s executive order has directed federal agencies to follow risk assessment standards established by the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST), with NIST Cybersecurity Framework (CSF) at their core. Now, public entities have the enormous task of ensuring that they are staying up to date and meeting these security industry standards. This workshop will help organizations navigate these new compliance mandates and share how the Splunk platform and Qmulos can be leveraged to support the Cybersecurity Framework. Registration includes complimentary conference registration to all April 24 Sessions, Breakfast, Lunch and the Tuesday Evening Reception and admission to April 25 Training Workshop, Breakfast and Lunch.

How can organizations appropriately build and maintain a cybersecurity program with limited budget and resources? This workshop will explore strategies toward developing a robust cybersecurity program with limited resources. Registration includes complimentary conference registration to all April 24 Sessions, Breakfast, Lunch and the Tuesday Evening Reception and admission to April 25 Training Workshop, Breakfast and Lunch.

Full day hands-on workshop. In this hands-on workshop security and network professionals will experience a full day in the life of a malware attack and how to respond to it. It will also cover steps you can take before a breach to minimize attacks. In this workshop session you will: Explore Cisco’s threat-centric approach to security that provides unmatched visibility, consistent control, and advanced threat protection. Perform live policy and attack responses that illustrate solutions to real-world problems. Registration includes complimentary conference registration to all April 24 Sessions, Breakfast, Lunch and the Tuesday Evening Reception and admission to April 25 Full Day Training Workshop, Breakfast and Lunch. Requirements: Participants must bring a laptop.

Introduction to Border Gateway Protocol (BGP) and hands-on exercises using Cisco and Juniper. BGP 101 can be taken individually or combined with BGP 201 for a full day workshop. Registration includes complimentary conference registration to all April 4 Sessions, Breakfast, Lunch and the Tuesday Evening Reception and admission to half-day April 5 Training Workshop, Breakfast and Lunch.

This customized workshop will provide attendees with the foundation for the silver IPv6 certification exam at the end of the course. IPv6 instruction topics include, but are not limited to the following: Addressing, Architecture, Capabilities, Configuration, Features, Header Translation, Integration, Migration Planning, Packet Generation, QoS, Routing, Security, Specification, Transition Mechanisms, Troubleshooting, and Tunneling. This coursework is approved and certified by the IPv6 Forum.