Assurance Presentations

Assurance contributes back to the wider security industry by presenting at conferences, user group group events and lectures. If you're interested in having Assurance contribute to your event please contact us

The following are recent presentations made by Assurance:

• Threats and security control models for centralised wireless solutions - Presentation at AusCERT 2009 by Neal Wise and Oliver Greiter on threats and controls for controller-based wireless solutions
  Format: PDF - Size: 2MB - Updated: May 2009
• Wireless Insecurity - Assurance director Neal Wise's long-running series of presentations on wireless and mobility risks and mitigation. Neal has been presenting a "running dialog" on the current state of threats to various wireless technologies including IEEE 802.11a/g/n, Bluetooth™, GPRS/EDGE, UTMS/HSDPA, 1X/WCDMA and proprietary wireless systems such as those based on Microwave, Laser and Infrared.
  This evolving presentation series has been presented over 50 times since its beginning in 2001. Neal has been invited to present on wireless security at AusCERT conferences, Australian Federal Police High Tech Crime Centre annual conferences, the Hack Expo events and as a lecturer at RMIT, Monash and Deakin Universities
  Recently Neal presented "Wireless Insecurity 2008" topics at Wireless World 2008, the University of Ballart's Internet Commerce Security Lab launch, AusCERT 2008 and as a lecture at Deakin University.
  Format: PDF - Size: 7MB (sorry!) - Updated: June 2008
• Maximizing the benefits of Vulnerabilty Assessment - Some practical advice for organizations who undergo regular vulnerability assessment activities.
  Format: PDF - Size: 200KB
• OpenBSD - explaining the benefits of "Secure by Default" - Presented at SECURECon 2005 with Adrian Close. This was a fun comparative presentation on the default install experience of OpenBSD 3.7 versus Solaris 10 and Fedora Linux release Core 3.
  Format: PDF - Size: 3MB