DMU CyberWeek2023

Cyber Technology Institute

Cyberweek23  provides you with a fantastic opportunity to learn new skills, meet people from industry and impress potential employers!

5th floor Gateway House

DMU's CyberWeek provides an opportunity for students, staff and industry to get hands on with workshops delivered by industry professionals. The workshops will cover a variety of topics and allow you to see the perspective of industrial leaders from a number of sectors.You can sign up to as many events as you wish, all events are free of charge. The following times and dates are subject to change.Monday 27th February Blue Team Nettitude Talks from Jamie Roderick Location: Gateway House GH5.39Time: 10:30 - 12:30 Talks on: Deception techniques employed by malicious actorsRussian Cyber activity during the invasion of UkraineMonday 27th February Red Team Nettitude Capture The FlagLocation: Gateway House GH5.53Time: 14:00 - 17:00The Nettitude CTF will be hosting numerous practical challenges! Some prior hacking knowledge would be useful, but there are easy, medium, and hard flags, so it is accessible to all technically-minded individuals. Prizes are up for grabs so show us what you’ve got!The afternoon will include:Short presentation about Nettitude and the penetration testing industryMain CTF eventAnnounce winners, Prizes, Q&A Pre-requisites:Laptop or Desktop PCIdeally a Kali Linux VM (up-to-date with tools installed)Internet access Tuesday 28th February Data Acquisition Challenge by Keith CottendenLocation: Gateway House GH5.53TIme: 10:00 - 16:00Evidence Acquisition - The Relevance of Data10:00 - Introduction:• Who is Keith Cottenden?• Why are you doing this?• A brief overview of the day.10:15 - Evidence acquisition:• What is it?• Why is it so important that it’s done right?• What happens when it goes wrong?• Forensic Acquisition using Linux11:45 - Introduction to the ‘Acquistion Challenge’:• Setting the context of the challenge.• Explaining what the challenge is.• How students should approach the challenge.12:00 - Students work on the challenge (working in groups)13:30 - Students present and demonstrate what they have achieved including cross examination 15:00 - ConclusionsWednesday 1st March DMU Hackers King of the Hill Location: Gateway House GH5.53Time: 10:00 - 15:0010am - 11am: Introduction + introductory box11am - 12pm: KoTH12pm - 1pm: Lunch1pm - 2pm: Another box2pm - 3pm: Another KoTHThursday 2nd March. Airbus DayTime: 10:30 - 16:00Location: GH5.39 &amp; GH5.53As part of #DMUCyberWeek, we are pleased to welcome team members from Airbus to look at some of the research and work taking place at one of the world's leading companies. 10:00		00:30	Registration and coffee10:30	Angela	00:30	Cyber Innovation Team - hot topics11:00	Stephen	00:30	Understanding the internal structures of Videos to enhance forensic recovery potential11:30		00:15	Coffee11:45	Alexia &amp; Ellis	00:15	Malware Analysis with Cape12:00	Mike	00:15	Cloud Security / Automatic document labelling with NLP12:15	Sanyam	00:30	Automated Cyber Defence12:45		01:00	Lunch13:45	Matthew	01:00	Workshop. Safe and Secure AI? An introduction to attacking ML models.14:45	Hugh	00:15	Teamwork and working in multidisciplinary teams15:00		00:15	Coffee15:15	Laura	00:30	An overview of Airbus Cybersecurity Human Factors15:45	Julia	00:15	Brain-Computer Interfaces and their security16:00	Richard &amp; Angela	00:15	Rap up, quesions and Closing16:15			Friday 3rd March Red vs Blue ExerciseLocation: Gateway House GH5.53Time: 10:00 - 16:00Take the opportunity to experience the trials and tribulations of attacking or defending a realistic corporate network in this Red vs Blue exercise. Through DMU's cyber warfare sandbox environment hybrid cyberrange CYRAN, you take on the role of a member of the Blue team tasked with defending a realistic enterprise and operational technology environment against real-time cyber attacks or you can be part of the red team and try out your skills at penetration testing to see if you can get through not only the static defences but also the blue team! .

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