Lessons from the Underground.

The journey of a child hacker in, out, and back into computer security.  How to avoid a menial coding job.  Starting a Fortune 500's ethical hacking capability from scratch in the 1990s.  Founding your own security company.  Coming back to general IT.  Teaching security as a single-class offering at your alma mater.  Finally, coming at security education from "industry," from being a child hacker and a member of the "security underground."  Incorporating its lessons and trying to make the course reflective of what security professionals do.  Why security research has been stolen from academia.  Why this is good.

Date: Thursday, January 19th 2012 - 12:00pm to 2:00pm

Location: 
Scripps Mende Well Being Center, 4305 La Jolla Village Drive,
Suite #L5 San Diego, CA 92122

Speaker: 

Peter Bartoli - Director of IT, Raytheon / Photon Research Associates 

Peter Bartoli serves as the Director of IT for Photon Research Associates, a subsidiary of Raytheon, and as an adjunct lecturer in San Diego State University’s Computer Science department.

He has extensive experience in digital forensics and performing and demonstrating attack and penetration techniques in over one hundred penetration tests, audit, and product security reviews to identify and help mitigate system security vulnerabilities. Mr. Bartoli is a graduate of San Diego State University with a B.S. in Computer Science.

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