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SUMMARY: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)
DESCRIPTION:Hello All! I will be speaking at the next ISSA meeting in Scottsdale. The topic will be:\nThe Overlooked Cyber Strategy: Protection from the New Wave of CyberThreats (Professional Attacks\, Character Assassination\, Doxing\, Impersonation\, and more).\n\nWARNING: R-Rated Due to Real-World Examples and Personal Content on Slides.\n\nThis is not going to be some dry\, boring lecture. You will be entertained while you learn! Even if you’re not in the information security industry\, this topic will be relevant to you! I am going to cover some really interesting things you need to know in order to protect yourselves\, your companies\, and your families. Public is welcome; this event is not limited to ISSA members. Hope to see you there!\n\nThere will be livecast links for those who are not here in Arizona.\nRegistration is available here: http://phoenix.issa.org/2019/05/q2-2019-phoenix-issa-chapter-meeting-2/?fbclid=IwZXh0bgNhZW0CMTAAYnJpZBExZEZlQzM4OFhYRHN4Q2Y3QQEeXZ5dfl8o5CGjo5O71XdSNKgGCzCFwnM5QJotXQfeHDOKfFf6XGouOCtyCBs_aem_E_iyc0-XTNZ5VmGGR1JvoAhttp://phoenix.issa.org/…/q2-2019-phoenix-issa-chapter…/\n\n“Lions and tigers and bears\, oh my!” The Wizard of Oz\n\nCyber hitmen\, invisible enemies\, Dark Triad personality types\, corruption of trusted data sources\, credit bureau lockout\, stalking\, cyberstalking\, protection strategies\, and more! Worried about emerging cyberthreats and what unknown attack vectors 2019 will bring?\n\nDiscover one of 2019’s biggest threat trends and prepare now for the challenges facing the information security industry and its practitioners today. Industry expert Hunter Storm™ will help you stay at the forefront of the changing business landscape and one step ahead of your competition with cutting-edge\, actionable information on how to protect yourselves and your companies from this new generation of threats. Prepare for the challenges facing the industry today and for the future.\n\n\n\n\n\n\nRelated Pages\nWhen Hunter Storm delivered this presentation in June 2019\, the cybersecurity industry had not yet recognized identity‑layer attacks — professionalized harassment; character assassination; doxing; impersonation; cyberstalking; deep fakes; and Harassment as a Service (HaaS)\, otherwise known as targeted reputation operations\, — as part of the cyber threat landscape. These topics were not included in mainstream security frameworks\, vendor offerings\, or industry discourse. \nHunter Storm’s novel session introduced her early\, research‑driven threat model that later became foundational to what the industry now calls digital‑risk protection\, executive digital security\, hybrid‑threat behavior\, and identity‑layer risk. Many of the concepts she presented at this ISSA meeting would not appear in commercial products\, whitepapers\, or industry discourse until several years later — despite the fact that multiple vendors who would eventually market these services were present in the room during this 2019 presentation. \n\nFemme Fatale to Federal Whistleblower\nOnline Reputation Protection | The Ultimate Guide\nViewpoint Discrimination by Design | First Forensic Mapping of Digital Censorship Networks\n\n\n  \n\nHunter Storm | Event Highlights\n\nEVENT — Digital Broadcast | Public Broadcasting Service (PBS) Jobs Explained! Series — Interview: Cybersecurity Career Paths (2026)\nEVENT — Live Presentation | INTERFACE Phoenix Conference — Keynote: Hacking Humans | The Ports and Services Model of Social Engineering (June 21\, 2013)\nEVENT — Live Presentation | Phoenix Fan Fusion — Panel: Live for the Synthetic Swarm: The Science of Drones (June 5\, 2026\, 7:30 PM)\nEVENT — Virtual Presentation | ISACA Central Ohio — Featured Speaker: Femme Fatale to Federal Whistleblower: Lessons in Risk\, Governance\, and Resilience (May 28\, 2026)\nEVENT — Virtual Presentation | ISACA Central Ohio — Featured Speaker: Femme Fatale to Federal Whistleblower: Lessons in Risk\, Governance\, and Resilience (January 8\, 2026)\nEVENT — Live Presentation | Texas A&M Department of Computer Science & Engineering — Panel: Career Panel (April 1\, 2025\, 2:00 PM)\nEVENT — 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) — (June 13\, 2019\, 2:00 PM)\nEVENT — Live Presentation | U.S. Department of Homeland Security and City of Phoenix Information Security Office (ISPO) Brown Bag Series — Featured Speaker: Spooky Security (October 29\, 2013)\nEVENT — Live Presentation | University of Advancing Technology (UAT) — Featured Speaker: IDS/IPS & Event Correlation: Separating Fact from Fiction (November 26\, 2007\, 6:30 PM)\nEVENT — Live Presentation | University of Advancing Technology (UAT) — Featured Speaker: Social Engineering: Building a More Secure World Thru Innovative Use of the Truth (September 24\, 2007 6:30 PM) – First public presentation of Hacking Humans: The Ports and Services Model of Social Engineering\n\n  \n\nMedia and Appearances\n\nEvents\nGallery\nInterviews\nMedia\n\nNews\nPresentations\nPress\nVideos\n\n  \n\n\n\nDiscover More from Hunter Storm\n\nAwards and Honors\nAudience and Global Influence\nBiography\nDomain History\nHunter Storm Official Site\nMedia\nMusic\, Technology\, and the Human System | Inside the Modern Music Industry Series\nPresentations\nProfile and Career Highlights\nSite Index\nSpeaker\nTrust and Security\nUnveiling Tech Secrets | Privacy\, Security\, and Convenience in Your Home\, Car\, and Gadgets\n\n  \n\n  \n 
URL:https://hunterstorm.com/event/protection-from-the-new-wave-of-cyberthreats-issa-scottsdale-2019/
LOCATION:Venue 8600\, 8600 E Anderson Drive\, Scottsdale\, AZ\, 85255\, United States
CATEGORIES:AI, Systems, and Emerging Tech,Cybersecurity and Resilience
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ORGANIZER;CN="ISSA Phoenix":MAILTO:https://www.phoenixissa.org/issa-phoenix-board-members
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Phoenix:20131029T120000
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SUMMARY:EVENT — Live Presentation | U.S. Department of Homeland Security and City of Phoenix Information Security Office (ISPO) Brown Bag Series — Featured Speaker: Spooky Security
DESCRIPTION:Event Summary\nA Halloween‑themed\, plain‑English cybersecurity presentation delivered for the U.S. Department of Homeland Security (DHS) and the Phoenix Information and Security Privacy Office (ISPO). Designed for a non‑technical audience\, the session used classic movie monsters and horror‑film tropes to explain real‑world security threats and give attendees simple\, actionable steps to stay safe online. \n  \nOverview\nSpooky Security was created to make cybersecurity approachable\, memorable\, and fun. By blending classic horror themes with real‑world threat behavior\, the session helped City of Phoenix staff understand modern risks without jargon or intimidation. The presentation emphasized human‑layer security\, everyday digital hygiene\, and practical steps anyone can take to protect themselves. \n  \nContext and Origin\nThis session was originally delivered at the invitation of the City of Phoenix CISO\, who discovered Hunter Storm through LinkedIn and requested a public‑education talk tailored for non‑technical municipal staff. The event became one of the City’s most accessible security awareness sessions of the year. \n  \nKey Themes\n\nHuman‑layer security\nEveryday cyber hygiene\nSocial engineering awareness\nPublic education\nSecurity culture\nMonster‑themed threat analogies\n\n  \nAudience\nCity of Phoenix staff\, DHS partners\, and municipal employees seeking approachable cybersecurity guidance. \n  \n\nHunter Storm | Event Highlights\n\nEVENT — Digital Broadcast | Public Broadcasting Service (PBS) Jobs Explained! Series — Interview: Cybersecurity Career Paths (2026)\nEVENT — Live Presentation | INTERFACE Phoenix Conference — Keynote: Hacking Humans | The Ports and Services Model of Social Engineering (June 21\, 2013)\nEVENT — Live Presentation | Phoenix Fan Fusion — Panel: Live for the Synthetic Swarm: The Science of Drones (June 5\, 2026\, 7:30 PM)\nEVENT — Virtual Presentation | ISACA Central Ohio — Featured Speaker: Femme Fatale to Federal Whistleblower: Lessons in Risk\, Governance\, and Resilience (May 28\, 2026)\nEVENT — Virtual Presentation | ISACA Central Ohio — Featured Speaker: Femme Fatale to Federal Whistleblower: Lessons in Risk\, Governance\, and Resilience (January 8\, 2026)\nEVENT — Live Presentation | Texas A&M Department of Computer Science & Engineering — Panel: Career Panel (April 1\, 2025\, 2:00 PM)\nEVENT — 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) — (June 13\, 2019\, 2:00 PM)\nEVENT — Live Presentation | U.S. Department of Homeland Security and City of Phoenix Information Security Office (ISPO) Brown Bag Series — Featured Speaker: Spooky Security (October 29\, 2013)\nEVENT — Live Presentation | University of Advancing Technology (UAT) — Featured Speaker: IDS/IPS & Event Correlation: Separating Fact from Fiction (November 26\, 2007\, 6:30 PM)\nEVENT — Live Presentation | University of Advancing Technology (UAT) — Featured Speaker: Social Engineering: Building a More Secure World Thru Innovative Use of the Truth (September 24\, 2007 6:30 PM) – First public presentation of Hacking Humans: The Ports and Services Model of Social Engineering\n\n  \n\nMedia and Appearances\n\nEvents\nGallery\nInterviews\nMedia\n\nNews\nPresentations\nPress\nVideos\n\n  \n\nDiscover More from Hunter Storm\n\nAwards and Honors\nAudience and Global Influence\nBiography\nHunter Storm Official Site\nMedia\nPresentations\nProfile and Career Highlights\nSecurity Awareness for Family and Friends\nSite Index\nSpeaker\nSpooky Toes Definition and Origin\n\n  \n\n 
URL:https://hunterstorm.com/event/spooky-security-city-of-phoenix-cybersecurity-awareness/
LOCATION:CIty of Phoenix ITS Department\, 251 W. Washington St.\, 6th floor\, Phoenix\, AZ\, 85003-2295\, United States
CATEGORIES:Cybersecurity and Resilience,Media Appearance
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Phoenix:20071126T183000
DTEND;TZID=America/Phoenix:20071126T203000
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SUMMARY:EVENT — Live Presentation | University of Advancing Technology (UAT) — Featured Speaker: IDS/IPS & Event Correlation: Separating Fact from Fiction
DESCRIPTION:This page documents the November 26\, 2007 Arizona Security Practitioners’ Forum session where Hunter Storm presented “IDS/IPS & Event Correlation: Separating Fact from Fiction\,” a practitioner‑level examination of detection fidelity\, false‑positive reduction\, and correlation logic in enterprise SOC environments. \n  \n\nOverview | IDS/IPS & Event Correlation: Separating Fact from Fiction\nIn this 2007 Arizona Security Practioners Forum (AZSPF) session\, Hunter Storm delivered a practitioner‑level examination of IDS/IPS tuning\, false‑positive reduction\, and event‑correlation logic from the perspective of a working SOC engineer and correlation‑tool architect. The presentation separated operational fact from vendor fiction\, clarified common misconceptions about detection fidelity\, and explored practical strategies for improving signal‑to‑noise ratios in enterprise environments. \nThe session included live practitioner participation\, reflecting the AZSPF community’s collaborative\, hands‑on approach to security engineering. \n  \n\nKey Themes\n\nIntrusion Detection — operational realities vs. vendor claims\nIntrusion Prevention — tuning for fidelity\, not noise\nEvent Correlation — logic design\, rule construction\, and context weighting\nFalse‑Positive Reduction — practical SOC‑tested strategies\nSOC Engineering — workflow\, triage\, and analyst burden\nThreat Analysis — interpreting signals in context\n\n  \n\nHistorical Significance\nThis event is a key entry in the 2007 technical‑presentations cluster\, representing Hunter Storm’s early public work in intrusion detection and prevention engineering\, event correlation modeling\, and SOC‑level operational fidelity. It complements the Hacking Humans debut event by documenting the parallel technical lineage of Storm’s security engineering career. \n  \n\nAudience and Format\nPresented to the Arizona Security Practitioners’ Forum — an organic community of InfoSec professionals — the session blended structured content with open discussion\, scenario analysis\, and practitioner‑driven Q&A. \n\n\n\n\nHunter Storm | Event Highlights\n\nEVENT — Digital Broadcast | Public Broadcasting Service (PBS) Jobs Explained! Series — Interview: Cybersecurity Career Paths (2026)\nEVENT — Live Presentation | INTERFACE Phoenix Conference — Keynote: Hacking Humans | The Ports and Services Model of Social Engineering (June 21\, 2013)\nEVENT — Live Presentation | Phoenix Fan Fusion — Panel: Live for the Synthetic Swarm: The Science of Drones (June 5\, 2026\, 7:30 PM)\nEVENT — Virtual Presentation | ISACA Central Ohio — Featured Speaker: Femme Fatale to Federal Whistleblower: Lessons in Risk\, Governance\, and Resilience (May 28\, 2026)\nEVENT — Virtual Presentation | ISACA Central Ohio — Featured Speaker: Femme Fatale to Federal Whistleblower: Lessons in Risk\, Governance\, and Resilience (January 8\, 2026)\nEVENT — Live Presentation | Texas A&M Department of Computer Science & Engineering — Panel: Career Panel (April 1\, 2025\, 2:00 PM)\nEVENT — 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) — (June 13\, 2019\, 2:00 PM)\nEVENT — Live Presentation | U.S. Department of Homeland Security and City of Phoenix Information Security Office (ISPO) Brown Bag Series — Featured Speaker: Spooky Security (October 29\, 2013)\nEVENT — Live Presentation | University of Advancing Technology (UAT) — Featured Speaker: IDS/IPS & Event Correlation: Separating Fact from Fiction (November 26\, 2007\, 6:30 PM)\nEVENT — Live Presentation | University of Advancing Technology (UAT) — Featured Speaker: Social Engineering: Building a More Secure World Thru Innovative Use of the Truth (September 24\, 2007 6:30 PM) – First public presentation of Hacking Humans: The Ports and Services Model of Social Engineering\n\n  \n\nMedia and Appearances\n\nEvents\nGallery\nInterviews\nMedia\n\nNews\nPresentations\nPress\nVideos\n\n  \n\n\nDiscover More from Hunter Storm\n\nAwards and Honors\nAudience and Global Influence\nBiography\nFemme Fatale to Federal Whistleblower — ISACA Central Ohio\nHacking Humans | The Ports and Services Model of Social Engineering\nHunter Storm Official Site\nMedia\nPlatform Visibility Review and Policy\nPresentations\nProfile and Career Highlights\nRésumé | Wells Fargo | SOC Site Lead | Black Ops Team\nSite Index\nSocial Engineering | Building a More Secure World Thru Innovative Use of the Truth\nSpeaker\nThe Storm Chronology | Institutional Resilience Through Architecting Through Systemic Risk with Google Gemini\n\n\n  \n\n 
URL:https://hunterstorm.com/event/ids-ips-event-correlation-2007/
LOCATION:University of Advancing Technology (UAT)\, 2625 W Baseline Rd\, Tempe\, AZ\, 85283\, United States
CATEGORIES:Cybersecurity and Resilience,Media Appearance
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SUMMARY:EVENT — Live Presentation | University of Advancing Technology (UAT) — Featured Speaker: Social Engineering: Building a More Secure World Thru Innovative Use of the Truth
DESCRIPTION:  \n=== DOCUMENT METADATA ================================================ \n[CORPUS: HH] [UAI: HH-RP-20260610-0008-v1] [TYPE: PUBLIC-REPORT]\n————————————————————————-\nDATE: 2025-05-29 | STATUS: RELEASED | ORIGIN: HUNTERSTORM.COM\nINTEGRITY: [PQC-SIG-PENDING]\n————————————————————————- \n=== CORPUS IDENTITY BLOCK ==============================================\nHunter Storm Research — Hacking Humans | The Ports and Services Model of Social Engineering\nHacking Humans Archive (1994–Present)\nFoundational Research Series — Primary Source Corpus (1994–Present)\nAuthor: Hunter Storm (https://hunterstorm.com/)\, Founder\, Hunter Storm Enterprises\nOriginator of the Hacking Humans Framework (1994–2007)\nVersion 1.0 — Published December 2025\n————————————————————————- \n  \nHacking Humans | The Ports and Services Model of Social Engineering (First Public Introduction of the Term “Hacking Humans\,” The Ports & Services Model\, and the Full Framework)\nEvent: Arizona Security Practitioners’ Forum (AZSPF / SPF)\nVenue: University of Advancing Technology (UAT)\nLocation: Phoenix\, AZ\nDate: September 24\, 2007\nDomains: Social Engineering; Psychology; Psychological Operations (PsyOps); Human‑Layer Security; Behavioral Threat Modeling; Organizational Psychology\nEvent Type: Technical Community Forum \n  \n\nOverview\nThis 2007 session marked the first public introduction of Hunter Storm’s original framework\, model\, and terminology: \n\nthe term “Hacking Humans”\nThe Ports & Services Model of Social Engineering\nthe full Hacking Humans framework\n\n  \nAlthough the session was listed under the title “Social Engineering: Building a More Secure World Thru Innovative Use of the Truth\,” the slides themselves carried the formal model name\, and Hunter Storm’s original term\, “Hacking Humans” appeared publicly for the first time. \nThe talk explored how human‑layer “ports\,” “services\,” and behavioral exposure surfaces could be mapped\, predicted\, and influenced using truth‑based social engineering techniques. \n  \n\nKey Themes\n\nFirst public use of the term Hacking Humans\nFirst public presentation of The Ports & Services Model\nFirst public introduction of the full Hacking Humans framework\nFirst public introduction of Human-Layer Security\nFirst public introduction of Cognitive Security\nTruth‑based influence as a high‑fidelity social engineering vector\nHuman‑layer “ports\,” “services\,” and behavioral exposure surfaces\nHow adversaries exploit predictable cognitive and emotional patterns\nDefensive applications for training and insider‑threat detection\nOrganizational implications for culture\, trust\, and resilience\n\n  \n\nHistorical Significance\nThis session is the first documented public appearance of the term Hacking Humans\, The Ports & Services Model of Social Engineering\, and the full Hacking Humans framework. It predates the 2013 INTERFACE keynote and forms a foundational part of the Hacking Humans Archive. \n  \n\nAudience and Format\nPresented to the Arizona Security Practitioners’ Forum\, an organic community of InfoSec professionals\, the session blended structured content with open practitioner discussion and scenario‑based analysis. \n  \n\nRelated Pages in the Hacking Humans | The Ports and Services Model of Social Engineering Archive\n\nEVENT — Live Presentation | University of Advancing Technology (UAT) — Featured Speaker: Social Engineering: Building a More Secure World Thru Innovative Use of the Truth (September 24\, 2007 6:30 PM) – First public presentation of Hacking Humans: The Ports and Services Model of Social Engineering\nEVENT — Live Presentation | INTERFACE Phoenix Conference — Keynote: Hacking Humans | The Ports and Services Model of Social Engineering (June 21\, 2013)\nFields\, Subfields\, and Industries Influenced by Hunter Storm’s Hacking Humans | The Ports and Services Model of Social Engineering\nFields\, Subfields\, and Industries Influenced by Hunter Storm’s Hacking Humans | The Ports and Services Model of Social Engineering\nHacking Humans | The Ports and Services Model of Social Engineering\nHacking Humans | The Ports and Services Model of Social Engineering Keynote Presentation Biography and Additional Notes (Arizona Security Practitioners Forum\, University of Advancing Technology\, 2007)\nHacking Humans | The Ports and Services Model of Social Engineering Presentation Notes\nHacking Humans | The Ports and Services Model of Social Engineering Presentation Slides\nHuman-Layer Security | Definition\, Origin\, Variants\, and 1994–2025 Lineage (Authoritative Guide)\nOrigin of Hacking Humans | The Ports and Services Model of Social Engineering\nOriginal 2007 Hacking Humans | The Ports and Services Model of Social Engineering Presentation Notes (Primary Source Document) in Adobe PDF format: Hacking Humans | The Ports and Services Model of Social Engineering: 2007 Presentation Notes\nOriginal 2007 Hacking Humans | The Ports and Services Model of Social Engineering Presentation Notes (Primary Source Document) in Microsoft Word Document format: Hacking Humans | The Ports and Services Model of Social Engineering: 2007 Presentation Notes\nOriginal 2007 Hacking Humans | The Ports and Services Model of Social Engineering Presentation Slides\, Foundational Edition (Primary Source Document): Hacking Humans | The Ports and Services Model of Social Engineering | 2007 Arizona Security Practitioners Forum Keynote Slides (University of Advancing Technology\, Phoenix\, AZ) Foundational Edition (Hunter Storm)\nOriginal 2013 Hacking Humans | The Ports and Services Model of Social Engineering Presentation Slides\, Keynote Edition (Primary Source Document): Hacking Humans | The Ports and Services Model of Social Engineering | 2013 Interface Conference Keynote Slides (Westin Kierland\, Scottsdale\, AZ) (Hunter Storm)\nThe Unveiling of Hacking Humans | The Ports and Services Model of Social Engineering\n\n  \n\nHunter Storm | Event Highlights\n\nEVENT — Digital Broadcast | Public Broadcasting Service (PBS) Jobs Explained! Series — Interview: Cybersecurity Career Paths (2026)\nEVENT — Live Presentation | INTERFACE Phoenix Conference — Keynote: Hacking Humans | The Ports and Services Model of Social Engineering (June 21\, 2013)\nEVENT — Live Presentation | Phoenix Fan Fusion — Panel: Live for the Synthetic Swarm: The Science of Drones (June 5\, 2026\, 7:30 PM)\nEVENT — Virtual Presentation | ISACA Central Ohio — Featured Speaker: Femme Fatale to Federal Whistleblower: Lessons in Risk\, Governance\, and Resilience (May 28\, 2026)\nEVENT — Virtual Presentation | ISACA Central Ohio — Featured Speaker: Femme Fatale to Federal Whistleblower: Lessons in Risk\, Governance\, and Resilience (January 8\, 2026)\nEVENT — Live Presentation | Texas A&M Department of Computer Science & Engineering — Panel: Career Panel (April 1\, 2025\, 2:00 PM)\nEVENT — 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) — (June 13\, 2019\, 2:00 PM)\nEVENT — Live Presentation | U.S. Department of Homeland Security and City of Phoenix Information Security Office (ISPO) Brown Bag Series — Featured Speaker: Spooky Security (October 29\, 2013)\nEVENT — Live Presentation | University of Advancing Technology (UAT) — Featured Speaker: IDS/IPS & Event Correlation: Separating Fact from Fiction (November 26\, 2007\, 6:30 PM)\nEVENT — Live Presentation | University of Advancing Technology (UAT) — Featured Speaker: Social Engineering: Building a More Secure World Thru Innovative Use of the Truth (September 24\, 2007 6:30 PM) – First public presentation of Hacking Humans: The Ports and Services Model of Social Engineering\n\n  \n\nMedia and Appearances\n\nEvents\nGallery\nInterviews\nMedia\n\nNews\nPresentations\nPress\nVideos\n\n  \n\nDiscover More from Hunter Storm\n\nAwards and Honors\nAudience and Global Influence\nBiography\nBrand Introduction | Welcome to Hunter Storm\nHow to Cite the Hacking Humans Archive\nHunter Storm Official Site\nProfile and Career Highlights\nSite Index\nSpeaker\n\n  \n\n 
URL:https://hunterstorm.com/event/first-public-introduction-of-hacking-humans-2007/
LOCATION:University of Advancing Technology (UAT)\, 2625 W Baseline Rd\, Tempe\, AZ\, 85283\, United States
CATEGORIES:Cybersecurity and Resilience,Media Appearance
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