Serge Borso
Certified InstructorCEO at SpyderSec
Specialities
Cloud Security, Offensive Operations
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When it comes to cyber security, Serge is among the best possible instructors to learn from due to his experience, accomplishments, and, quite frankly, his personality. Duplicate badges to walk right through security and access a "secure" facility – did that. Dumpster diving for sensitive information outside of a financial institution – to him, that was “lots of fun.” Create an enterprise-wide, measurably successful security program for a billion-dollar company – one of his many accomplishments. All of them, in scope of the engagements. He’s an instructor for SEC502: Cloud Security Tactical Defense, author of SEC480: AWS Secure Builder, a published author, President of the Denver Open Web Application Security Project (OWASP) chapter, founder and CEO of the cyber security consulting firm, SpyderSec, he’s discovered multiple 0-days, written OSINT tools for the community, and is a polished presenter who speaks regularly at national conferences. Truly, an expert in the field.
Serge is the best instructor I've ever had! He's so knowledgeable and has a great teaching style. Very relatable and helps when people have questions.
Serge is excellent, keeps the class moving, and ties content to current real-world examples.
Top notch! Serge makes the course work very interesting and engaging.
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Application security is quickly becoming a growing concern for many organizations. But relatively fewer resources are spent preventing the application-specific security bugs that create dangerous vulnerabilities. Effectively reducing human risk across the organization requires dedicated training paths to teach the entire team involved in your development cycles.
This Workshop will scrutinize a common cloud service: Virtual Machines, and focus on the secure implementation of that service.
Whether you are just getting started in cloud security, or overseeing a team of technical cloud practitioners, you likely have questions about the process, journey, technology, and career path of cloud security professionals.
As organizations move to the cloud, understanding the division of security responsibilities between cloud service providers (CSPs) and customers is critical. In this talk, we will dive deep into the Shared Responsibility Model, exploring how cloud security is a collaborative effort.
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