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Check out our talks at Queen City Con:

Sat, November 14  |  11:00 – 11:45 A.M.

The Clock Is Ticking

Prepping for Your Network Penetration Test

Christian Duncan

Christian Duncan

Managing Senior Security Consultant, Secure Ideas

Scheduling a penetration test means you are not waiting for a breach to show you where the gaps are. But the preparation and communication around a network penetration test matter as much as the testing itself. Christian Duncan walks through what to know before, during, and after, so your team gets the most from every finding.

Track 3 · Kilo Bytes

Sat, November 14  |  2:00 – 2:45 P.M.

No Exploit Required

Why AD CS Keeps Getting You Domain Admin

Zach Tackett

Zach Tackett

Security Consultant, Secure Ideas

Memorizing ESC attack paths falls short when you meet a custom AD CS configuration that fits no category. Zach Tackett breaks down the trust model behind certificate-based authentication in Active Directory, the common themes across the ESC techniques, and how to recognize an attack path by asking what a certificate lets an attacker do.

Track 1 · Giga Bytes

Sat, November 14  |  3:00 – 3:45 P.M.

Why ‘Domain Admin’ Isn’t Always the Goal

Objective-Based Offensive Security

David Young

David Young

Managing Senior Security Consultant, Secure Ideas

Getting Domain Admin has become shorthand for success, but it can hide the risks that matter most to the business. David Young reframes offensive security around objectives, using real scenarios where Domain Admin was irrelevant, and shares a decision framework for lateral movement: does this move us closer to the objective?

Track 2 · Mega Bytes

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