• EVENT — Live Presentation | ISSA Phoenix — Featured Speaker: The Overlooked Cyber Strategy: Protection from the New Wave of CyberThreats (Professional Attacks, Character Assassination, Doxing, Impersonation, and more)

    Venue 8600 8600 E Anderson Drive, Scottsdale, AZ, United States

    Hunter Storm’s 2019 ISSA Scottsdale presentation introduced one of the earliest unified threat models for identity‑layer attacks — long before the cybersecurity industry recognized identity contamination, synthetic personas, reputational warfare, and hybrid digital‑physical escalation as part of the threat landscape. Drawing from years of research and real‑world adversarial patterns, she mapped how fabricated records, impersonation clusters, and entity‑graph manipulation can be weaponized against individuals with organizational‑scale impact. Attendees received a first look at the frameworks that would later underpin digital‑risk protection, executive digital security, and identity‑layer threat intelligence. This session stands as a foundational moment in the emergence of Identity Layer Security™.

    Free
  • EVENT — Live Presentation | INTERFACE Phoenix — Keynote: “Hacking Humans | The Ports and Services Model of Social Engineering”

    Westin Kierland Resort and Spa 6902 East Greenway Parkway, Scottsdale, AZ, United States

    Hacking Humans | The Ports and Services Model of Social Engineering was the second major presentation in the Hacking Humans series, following the original 2007 keynote at the University of Advancing Technology. Delivered at the 2013 INTERFACE Phoenix conference, this session expanded the foundational concepts introduced in 2007 and formally presented the Ports & Services Model as a repeatable human‑layer threat‑modeling framework.

    Building on the original UAT debut, the 2013 keynote refined adversarial behavior signatures, clarified cognitive “open ports,” and introduced structured methods for analyzing how attackers exploit predictable human responses. This presentation marked the point where Hacking Humans transitioned from an early conceptual framework into a fully articulated human‑layer security discipline.

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