DeepSec 2025 Training: Becoming the Godfather of Threat Modeling – Mike van der Bijl

Sanna/ August 4, 2025/ Conference/ 0 comments

In the world of cybersecurity, there is always a threat lurking. Waiting in the shadows for the perfect moment to strike. You can sit back and relax and hope for the best and react when it’s too late… or before they even think about making a move, you can take control and see everything coming from miles away. In this session, you’ll dive deep into the art of threat modeling—an essential skill that allows you to anticipate risks, identify vulnerabilities, and develop a proactive defense strategy. Mike will guide you through the process and show you why threat modeling is an offer you simply can’t refuse. You’ll learn how to analyze threats with precision, build effective threat scenarios and develop a mindset that stays one step ahead of the attackers. Ultimately, you won’t only

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DeepSec 2015 Talk: Agile Security – The Good, The Bad, and mostly the Ugly – Daniel Liber

Sanna/ October 14, 2015/ Conference, Security

Particle collisions are a rich source for insights into the inner workings of Nature. Physicists know this. The Large Hadron Collider (LHC) built by the European Organization for Nuclear Research (CERN) demonstrates this to the extreme. You can to the same in information security if you lock developers and security experts into a room. Acceleration can be achieved by asking for the best way for implementing security. Analyse the high energetic trails of heated arguments to gain new insights. This recipe works best with certain models of software development. David Liber will show you the results of the collisions and tell you what you can learn about security with a specific software development methodology. Moving away from Waterfall and traditional development processes towards Agile methodologies has become more and more popular recently. Talking about sprints, looking

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