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UID:pretalx-ozsec-2026-DGUYPQ@cfp.ozsecurity.org
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DESCRIPTION:Cybercriminals don’t always need to defeat the best security
 —they just need to find an easier target. Don’t Be the Low Hanging Fru
 it challenges IT leaders to take a hard look at the assumptions behind the
 ir security strategy. We’ll examine how attackers are getting around MFA
 \, exploiting legitimate credentials\, targeting privileged access and ven
 dors\, attacking backups\, and using AI to make social engineering more co
 nvincing than ever. Using real-world breaches and lessons from nearly 30 y
 ears of working with computers and the Internet\, we’ll ask the question
 s that matter: If an attacker already had a valid credential\, what would 
 stop them? Would you know they were there? And is your organization harder
  to attack than the one next door?
DTSTAMP:20261011T015409Z
LOCATION:Osage
SUMMARY:Don't Be the Low Hanging Fruit - James Smith
URL:https://cfp.ozsecurity.org/ozsec-2026/talk/DGUYPQ/
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