Target audience

This presentation is for anyone who wants to learn more about effectively collecting and analyzing public information for various purposes. It includes raising awareness about fraudulent use of personal and corporate information, among other potential applications. Are you unsure whether this presentation is right for you? Contact us.

Content

In this presentation, participants will be guided by information security experts from The S-Unit to learn how hackers can gather information from public sources on the internet, such as social media and websites. In this training, The S-Unit demonstrates how personal or business information can be easily tracked down and exploited by malicious actors. This provides a practical understanding of how vulnerable digital information can be and how you can better protect yourself against these threats.

Relevance

An OSINT presentation is valuable for employees of any organization because it teaches them how to gather valuable information from public sources on the internet. These skills can assist in identifying potential threats and security risks. 

After this presentation, participants will understand how to reduce their digital footprint and better protect themselves and their organization from information gathering by malicious actors.

The S-Unit

The S-Unit has extensive experience in providing trainings and presentations from an offensive perspective. Leveraging our expertise and real-world experience in cybersecurity, we understand the intricacies of OSINT techniques and can offer up-to-date knowledge and practical exercises. As experts, we can guide participants on the ethical aspects of collecting public information. We stay well-informed about the latest OSINT tools and trends, allowing us to tailor the training or presentation to the participants' needs. Through our skills, we can share valuable insights into finding and utilizing public information from an attacker's perspective. 

Prior knowledge

No prior knowledge is needed for this presentation. 

Included

• Training material 
• Certificate of participation 

Nick Bruinsma
Ethical Hacker – The S-Unit

Nick Bruinsma is an ethical hacker at The S-Unit with a master's degree in IT Law. Nick has worked as a software developer and therefore likes to perform white box and mobile app pentests. Reading source code is a fun challenge for him to find vulnerabilities that are not always easy to find from a black-box perspective. Nick is OSCP, OSWE, OSWP and AZ-500 certified. He is also a trainer at The S-Unit, where he provides training on a wide range of security (related) topics. In his spare time he likes to read books, study Brazilian Portuguese, more hacking techniques or random trivia to be able to win in 30 seconds.

Bas Cijsouw
Ethical Hacker – The S-Unit

Bas Cijsouw is an ethical hacker at The S-Unit with a background in software development. In addition to his OSCP certification, Bas has extensive experience with Bug Bounties, where vulnerabilities in organizations are rewarded based on the security risk. His main tasks include conducting penetration tests, but he also provides training in OSINT and the OWASP Top 10 at The S-Unit. In his free time, Bas is often found at the gym, but his true passion lies in searching. Professionally, he focuses on detecting vulnerabilities in cybersecurity, while in his spare time, he uses his metal detector to search for hidden treasures in the ground. For him, it’s always about the same thrill: discovering the invisible, whether it’s digital risks or gold coins.

Location

In house.

Lunch

Lunch is not bij deze presentatie inbegrepen.

Start and end time

The presentation lasts two hours. The start and end times are flexible and can be arranged in consultation.

Language

The language of the presentation is always specified.

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