Capture the flag! Basics in cybersecurity

Capture the flag! Basics in cybersecurity

If you have ever been curious about what cybersecurity experts do on a daily basis, join our workshop!

By Society of Spanish Researchers in the United Kingdom (SRUK/CERU)

Date and time

Wed, 29 Sep 2021 09:00 - 11:00 PDT

Location

Online

About this event

Webinar / online workshop

29.09.2021

5 pm - 7 pm UK time

If you have ever been curious about what cybersecurity experts do on a daily basis, join our workshop!

Juanjo Mata, an expert in Cybersecurity, will bring a CTF -“Capture The Flag”- workshop. This event will consist of a series of challenges that will illustrate diverse cybersecurity concepts. The attendees will be required to learn about different security issues and vulnerabilities that will have to be leveraged to pass said challenges. With this approach, the participants will expand their understanding of the key role that cybersecurity plays in protecting the confidentiality, integrity and availability of sensitive data and key services in modern society.

Programme

- Introduction

- The importance of cybersecurity

- Whoami

- What is a CTF?

- Tools you will need in this workshop

- Let´s create the teams

- Capture the flags through challenges and learn while you do it!

- Closing remarks

About Juanjo Mata

After graduating in Computer Engineering in Spain, I moved to Edinburgh to study the MSc in Advanced Security and Digital Forensics at Edinburgh Napier. During this first year at Napier, I got involved with ENUSEC Security Society and the cybersecurity community in Scotland, participating in diverse events like conferences, CTFs and social gatherings. After my masters, I led a 2-year research project at Napier, together with Satisnet, involving immersive learning and training in cyber security defence operations.

I started working as a security consultant in 2019, working on engagements related to web technologies, external infrastructure and internal network attacks. I am very interested in internal infrastructure testing and vulnerability research, and I aim to develop my career in that direction in the future.

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Looking forward to seeing you all there!

This event has been kindly sponsored by the Spanish Embassy Office for Cultural and Scientific Affairs in London -@spaincultureuk Facebook Instagram Twitter- and Fundación Ramón Areces -@FundacionAreces Facebook Instagram Twitter

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Spanish Researchers in the United Kingdom (SRUK/CERU) is an independent and non-profit organisation without any political affiliation. SRUK/CERU was created in July 2011 and officially established in June 2012 (Certified Company House of England and Wales Registry #8160501).

SRUK/CERU was created to promote communication within the community of Spanish Researchers working in the United Kingdom. This association also aims to help closing the gap between Scientists and the general public from British and Spanish societies. Moreover, SRUK/CERU seeks to develop collaborations between this community and Research and Development-related institutions and businesses in Spain and the UK.

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