The 2022 Common Alerting Protocol (CAP) Implementation Workshop and Training will be in Amsterdam, The Netherlands. The Workshop is 19-20 September at the KIT Royal Tropical Institute, and the Training is 21 September at De Duif. For those who cannot participate in person, Webinar call-in instructions will be sent to everyone registered.
Everyone interested in emergency alerting is welcome: managers, technical staff, media, etc., including government, non-governmental organizations (NGOs), and commercial firms. There is no charge to participate. This Workshop is co-sponsored by the IAEM, the International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies (IFRC), ITU, OASIS and the World Meteorological Organization (WMO).
The 70th Annual Conference IAEM & EMEX Conference on emergency management is a must attend event. The multi-day training and educational opportunities it provides many benefits to emergency management professionals in all levels of government, the private sector, and nongovernment agencies alike. The conference includes a multitude of topics across the emergency management spectrum, enhancing your knowledge and strengthening your network of professionals.
Now in its 25th year, Black Hat USA is excited to present a unique hybrid event experience, offering the cybersecurity community a choice in how they wish to participate. Black Hat USA 2022 will open with four days of Trainings (August 6-11). The two-day main conference (August 10-11) featuring Briefings, Arsenal, Business Hall, and more will be a hybrid event—offering both a Virtual (online) Event and a Live, In-Person Event in Las Vegas.
OASIS members new to the Black Hat Conference are eligible for a $200 discount off the in-person registration fee. Register here using our code: BH22OASIS.
ICMC is scheduled to return to a live format during a year that will see widespread changes in commercial cryptography. The highly-anticipated FIPS 140-3 standard will become the single accepted certification for secure cryptographic modules. At the same time, European regulators are moving forward with independent cryptographic standards. Interest in open source solutions has greatly expanded. The conference helps to foster a focused, organized community of users. ICMC reviews technical issues underlying cryptographic implementation including physical security, key management, side-channel analysis, open-source development, algorithm testing, quantum threats, embedded applications, standardization, validation programs, government policy, professional ethics, and more.
OASIS members receive a 20% discount. Use the code: 22OASIS20.
Open Source Summit is an event for open source developers, technologists, and community leaders to collaborate, share information, solve problems, and gain knowledge, furthering open source innovation and ensuring a sustainable open source ecosystem. It is the gathering place for open-source code and community contributors.
Open Source Summit is a conference umbrella, composed of a collection of events covering the most important technologies, topics, and issues affecting open source today.
The objective of the ‘Global Call to Action on Emergency Alerting’ is to scale up efforts to ensure that by 2025 all countries have the capability for effective, authoritative emergency alerting that leverages the Common Alerting Protocol (CAP), suitable for all media and all hazards.
OASIS Open is among eighteen international organizations, companies and experts (including Vint Cerf) involved in emergency alerting that have endorsed this effort.
CompTIA International Trade Regulation & Compliance, U.S. Customs and Border Protection, and others come together to talk about the use of blockchain for tax and trade attestations. This webinar will include an overview of blockchain and confidential computing including enhanced security of data, transparency for network participants, audit trails, transaction efficiency and smart contracts. The panelists will addressing privacy and confidentiality concerns, advantages of government and industry partnerships and more. OriginBX, an open project dedicated to the development of product and trade data standards for facilitating digital tax and trade attestations, will be featured.
The next Cybersecurity Automation Workshop is scheduled for 2 June 2022 in Washington, D.C. The workshop objective is to demonstrate working interoperating systems that contribute to cybersecurity automation, particularly across different participants, standards, and organizations. It will involve a series of demonstrations – some live, some tabletop – touching various interworking scenarios. A certain amount of hackathon activity will also take place to add missing lycans and/or fix bugs to further enhance this interworking environment.
OASIS work involved in the workshop includes: OCA PACE, OASIS OpenC2, OASIS TAC, OASIS CACAO, and OASIS CSAF. Additional work projects may be added.
Threat hunting has traditionally been a manual process, in which a security analyst sifts through various data information using their own knowledge and familiarity with the network to create hypotheses about potential threats. With technology advancements, threat hunting is now an iterative, continuous process that 1) searches for indicators of compromise in organizational systems, and 2) detects, tracks, and disrupts threats that evade existing controls. Join SC Media April 12-13 as we bring together a group of cybersecurity experts who will share presentations and discussions on topics such as:
Establishing and maintaining a threat hunting capability
Threat hunting methodologies, tools, and tips
Leveraging and creating threat intelligence for your organization
Free to attend for OASIS members. View Recording here.
This conference will give you a chance to connect with over 500 industry attendees and numerous sessions including: Transparency in Risk Documentation, Micro & Nano Segmentation in Cloud Native Design, and Evolving Your Program – Cyber-Physical Security Fusion. It includes 5 general sessions and 35 breakout sessions. All content will be available on-demand to registered attendees. The summit will also allow you access to updated information from industry leaders and connections with sponsors and exhibitors.
STIX Presentation: Leveraging STIX Domain Objects (SDO) and Putting the “Analysis (A)” in ISAC on Thursday, 5 May at 3:05 PM EDT.
H-ISAC restricts attendance to its respective members, potential members, and invited industry and government parties. You can apply to attend here.
Open Source 101 is a one-day conference focusing on the “basics” of open source. Content is generally introductory level in nature and is designed as an “on-ramp” to open source, open tech and the open web for attendees. The goal is to provide enough education and guidance so those attending can effectively contribute to and consume open source and generally operate within an open source environment. The 2022 conference will take place in a virtual format on the 6Connex platform, which is designed to capture and mimic the in-person conference experience as closely as possible. Speakers will deliver 10 minute keynote and 45 minute talks across multiple tracks, including Technologies, Processes, Community and Projects.
Free to attend for OASIS members. Conference recordings are available on YouTube Channel.
FOSS Backstage is a conference on everything related to governance, collaboration, legal and economics within the scope of FOSS. The event is two days of discussion and learning about non-technical aspects of open source development. Topics include open source project leadership best practices, community management, open source project metrics, open source strategy for enterprise, adopting open source collaboration in corporations, legal matters when dealing with open source and many more.
OASIS member discount available: Use this link or simply use the code OASIS15.
