Herbert Wolverson

Herbert has worked in software development and consulting since the 1990s, and was a hobbyist developer in the 1980s. Starting with BASIC and Pascal, working through C. C++, a host of other languages, Herbert now teaches Rust for Ardan Labs and helps run a small wireless Internet Service Provider in central Missouri.
With LibreQoS, Herbert has helped extend the scalability and featureset of our product, working closely with Dave Taht and Robert Chacon to create a product that can immediately help Internet equity in underserved regions.
JP Haywood

As a Lead Security Consultant at Acumenis, JP actively supports organisations in identifying security risks and implementing controls and frameworks to enhance their security posture. This includes assisting organisations implement and test incident management procedures, as well as working with them when responding to real events.
JP’s experience includes working as an Information Security Manager at an Australian bank. During this time, JP achieved notable milestones, such as establishing an Information Security team and Security Operation Centre. JP’s professional qualifications include certifications in cyber operations, ethical hacking, incident response, and vulnerability management.
JP also actively engages with the Information Security community, contributing through organising local SecTalks chapter meetups, participates as a speaker at conferences, events, and podcasts, and is a mentor in the Australian Women in Security Network mentoring program.
Affan Basalamah

Affan Basalamah is an IT Network & Telecom consultant who works for various corporations, ranging from higher education institutions and Islamic multinational business corporations to the largest telecommunications operator in Indonesia.
Packets don’t lie – Threat Hunting with Zeek

One of the methods to identify, process and gain visibility into a network is Network Security Monitoring(NSM). Zeek is a passive network security monitor and is Open Source. In this course will use Zeek to analyse PCAPs and find badness.
Course Outline
In this course, participants should be able to
Outline:
– Gain an understanding on the value of Zeek in the context of Network Security Monitoring(NSM)
– Analyse PCAPs using Zeek
– Get an overview of Zeek and Zeek logs
Course Material
Akira Kato

Akira Kato joined JUNET, UUCP based email network, in 1985, and one of the epoch members of WIDE Project, which is one of the first Internet Projects in Japan in 1987. He has been working for M-Root operation since 1997 when M-Root was moved to Tokyo. He also involved university campus network development and operation in Keio University, Shonan Fujisawa campus, as well as the University of Tokyo. He moved to Keio University Graduate school of Media Design in 2008.
Martin Pels

Martin is a Senior System Engineer at RIPE NCC. He is part of the team that operates the K-Root and RIPE NCC Authoritive DNS services, as well as the Routing Information Service (RIS). Martin is co-founder of NLNOG RING.
Lars-Johan Liman

Lars-Johan holds a Master of Science degree in Engineering Physics from the Royal Institute of Technology (KTH) in Stockholm, Sweden. His career started at the Network Operations Centre at the KTH where he contributed to the operation of the DNS servers, especially i.root-servers.net. Lars-Johan’s keen interest in the DNS soon made him responsible for the service, and when Netnod AB was formed as a spin-off from the university to take over the operation of infrastructure services (including I-root), he became its first employee. Lars-Johan remains in charge of the service, which nowadays encompasses 75+ service points around the globe. His involvement with the community has carried him to leading positions in committees within the IETF and ICANN, and he is involved wherever root-server operations is discussed.
Joshua Riesenweber

Joshua is an experienced Technical Director at Division 5, working with organisations across a range of industries, including critical infrastructure, health, defence, finance, energy, government, tertiary education, and more. He is passionate about the security community, business operations, technical leadership, and process improvement. He serves as a board member for non-profit organisations and helps enable business transformation through cyber security. He also serves on the CREST International Council – a non-profit organisation focused on raising professional standards and delivering measurable quality assurance for the global cyber security industry.
Aaron A. Glenn

Aaron A. Glenn has over 15 years focused on the NSP/CSP market segment in a variety of field, engineering, and management positions throughout the world. As Managing Director of Predicted Paths BV.