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Friday, February 22 • 9:30am - 9:55am
PRO TALK: Crowdsourcing Security Risk Assessment

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Cybercriminals have never been so notorious. As technology innovation seems to outpace security defenses, organizations, including the U.S. Department of Defense, are turning to ethical-hackers to assess risk and see where they are most vulnerable. Can these external hackers be trusted? Hear from leading experts about the misconceptions of working with hackers, what vulnerabilities are most common and how these programs can be used to manage and assess risk. Questions to be answered: What do you need to know before inviting hackers? Can these external hackers be trusted? Can hackers help fill the cybersecurity skills gap?
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Reed Loden

Director of Security, HackerOne
Reed Loden is the Director of Security at HackerOne, a technology company that connects organizations directly with hackers to find and resolve security issues. He is an information security expert, researcher, hacker, and developer. Reed bring over 10+ years of security experience... Read More →

Friday February 22, 2019 9:30am - 9:55am
Grand Ballroom - Stage C
  Scalability Conference: Containers & Kubernetes & Microservices Track
  • Topics Enterprise AI, DevOps Tools
  • Session Type PRO TALK
  • about Reed Loden is the Director of Security at HackerOne, a technology company that connects organizations directly with hackers to find and resolve security issues. He is an information security expert, researcher, hacker, and developer. Reed bring over 10+ years of security experience to his role at HackerOne where he is charged with protecting the company’s network and infrastructure.<br><br>Prior to joining HackerOne, Reed worked to secure companies including Lookout Mobile Security, Palantir Technologies, and Mozilla, in addition to his many security consulting roles. He regularly presents on security best practices and enjoys contributing to and securing open source projects. He is the President and Lead Organizer for Security BSides San Francisco. Reed studied Computer Science at Mississippi State University.

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