Take Control
of your Cybersecurity

Behavioral psychology can help explain why people act the way they do. When working in the cybersecurity industry, learning how to anticipate what a threat actor will do next is the piece of the puzzle that is the most helpful and often the hardest to pin down. Evolve Security alum, Chantel Sims uses her background in behavioral psychology combined with her technical training in ethical hacking as a tool to understand past malicious behavior to better predict and control future behavior. Knowing your enemy can hugely impact the effect of your current weaponization, delivery, and exploitation methods. Join us on April 2nd to explore the best ways to get into the mind of the enemy and strengthen your cybersecurity foresight when hacking or defending your information!

The art of exploitation requires research, planning, and careful execution. In this session, Jim Holcomb will cover the hacker's methodology including how hackers and penetration testers identify vulnerabilities, conduct research, craft exploits, and get access to vulnerable systems. This is the FIRST EvolveSec Meetup that will use Evolve Security's state-of-the-art CyberLAB™ to allow attendees to participate in our lab-based workshop instantly through their browsers. The Evolve Security development team has made learning cybersecurity a seamless process without needing to spend hours troubleshooting and configuring a virtual machine on your personal computer. Lab instructions on the left, instant virtual machine on the right - all from the comfort of your web browser. This event will be LIVE-ONLINE starting at 11:30 AM Central Standard Time. See you there!