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Thank you for your interest in Hack the Capitol 2021! Please check back in the coming weeks for video recordings from all three tracks.
Hack the Capitol 4.0 was presented by ICS Village in partnership with the R Street Institute, the Cyber Bytes Foundation, and the National Security Institute on Tuesday, May 4 from 9:00 a.m. - 5:30 p.m. (ET).
Hack the Capitol is a day-long, multi-track event designed to educate congressional staffers, scholars, and press on some of the most critical cybersecurity challenges facing our nation today.
Hack the Capitol 4.0 delivers programming along three tracks:
1) Policy Panels and Presentations, including keynotes and fireside chats by leading government officials
2) “Technical Talks” designed to offer a deep dive into leading issues in cybersecurity
3) An Exhibition Hall, with demonstrations (including hands-on) of industrial control systems
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TRACK 1 - MAIN
Panel 1: Defend Forward in ICS
Panelists:
- David Weinstein, Associate Partner, McKinsey & Company
- Marie O’Neill “Neill” Sciarrone, CEO, Tribal Tech, LLC
- Vishaal “V8” Hariprasad, Co-Founder and CEO, Resilience
Moderator:
- Jamil Jaffer, Founder and Executive Director of the NSI and the VP for Strategy, Partnerships & Corporate Development, IronNet Cybersecurity
Panel 2: ICS Security in Europe
Panelists
- Anton Shipulin, Industrial Cybersecurity Lead, Industrial Cybersecurity Business Development, Kaspersky
- Agustin Valencia, Global Head of Operational Technology Security, Iberdrola
- Suzanne Rijnbergen, Director of ICS Security, Accenture
Moderator:
- Samuel Linares, Managing Director, Global Industry X and Security Lead, Accenture
Afternoon Keynote:
- Rep. James Langevin (D-RI-2)
Panel 4: Supply Chain Security: Preventing the Next Big Hack
Panelists:
- Alexiaa Jordan, Innovation, Cyber, and National Security Analyst, The Lincoln Network
- Dr. Nina Kollars, Associate Professor, U.S. Naval War College
- Megan Samford, VP and Chief Product Security Officer, Energy Management, Schneider Electric
Moderator:
- Tatyana Bolton, Policy Director, Cybersecurity and Emerging Threats, R Street Institute
Panel 5: ICS Security in the Mideast
Panelists:
- Sarah Al-Kindi, Cyber Defense Senior Specialist, Petroleum Development Oman
- Darweesh N. Al-Buainain, Chief Information Security Officer, Saudi Aramco Total Refining and Petrochemical (SATORP)
- Dr. Reem Al-Shammari, Digital Transformation Leader of Corporate Solutions and Digital Oil Fields at the Kuwait Oil Company
- Aasef Iqbal, Solutions Architect for Operational Technology Cybersecurity, Fortinet
Moderator:
- Omar Sherin, Cybersecurity Partner, Ernst and Young
Panel 6: ICS and the Press Panel
Panelists:
- Kim Zetter, Cybersecurity Journalist, Zero Day
- Lily Hay Newman, Security Writer, Wired
Moderator:
- Nicole Perlroth, Cybersecurity Journalist, The New York Times
Evening Keynotes:
- Rep. Yvette Clarke (D-NY-9)
- Rep. Ted Lieu (D-CA-33)
Closing Keynote
Chris Inglis, Managing Director, Paladin; Former Deputy Director National Security Agency; Nominee, National Cyber Director
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TRACK 2 - BOARDROOM
Exorcising the Ghost in the Machine: A Critical Evaluation of Supply Chain Attacks
- Joe Slowik
Responding to SolarWinds Compromises in ICS/OT and Lessons for the Future
- Robert Lee
- Benjamin Miller
Attacking your OT Network
- Sharon Brizinov
SCADA 101: ICS Concepts for IT Professionals
- Antonio “Johnny” Martinelli
Fireside Chat: Silverado Policy Accelerator
- Dmitri Alperovitch
Using a More Rigorous Process to Emulate and Identify Adversary Actions in ICS
- Nick Tsamis
The Language of Security: Re-evaluating ICS/OT Procurement Language
- Sarah Freeman
Critical Information Infrastructure Protection in Russia
- Oleg Shakirov
Perverse Incentives: How We Disincentivized Vendor Transparency & How We Can Do Better
- Andrew Kling
- Maggie Morganti
PPD-21 8 Years Later - A View from the Cyber Trenches
- Ian Anderson
Jumping the Air Gaps of Academia and Industrial Security Workforce Development
- Casey O'Brien
- Dennis Skarr
A Lemon by Any Other Label
- Vaibhav Garg
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TRACK 3 - EXHIBIT HALL
Social Psychology
- Rachael Tubbs
ICS Intrusion Kill Chain
- Javier Perez
- Ezequiel Fernandez
IoT/ICS Security is More than Just Microsegmentation
- Christina Phillips
Importance of Packet Visibility in Critical Infrastructure
- Chris Bihary
Hacking an Industrial Control System
- Tom Van Norman
- Dan Gunter
Targets, Talents, and Tools in the Middle East
- Chris Kubecka
- Aaron Ach
- Adrian Sanabria
Lessons from Two Years of ICS Security Assessments
- Don Weber
Keeping Them Honest: Guidance on Important Security Discussions with your ICS/OT Vendors
- Gabriel Agboruche
Maritime Operational Technology and Supply Chain Security
- Brian Satira
Hack the Building: Red Teaming Done Right
- Phil Trainor
Defining Cyber Risk and Its Policy Implications
- Jason Christopher
IoT Village—Hacking 101
IoT Hacking 101 is a set of quick, hands-on labs developed to teach the tools and techniques for discovering and exploiting some of the common weaknesses found in IoT devices today. Whether you're a penetration tester that has never hacked IoT devices or even someone that has never hacked anything(!), these self-guided labs will walk you through all the steps from analyzing router firmware, finding hidden backdoors, enumerating devices and performing remote exploits. Students work at their own pace following our IoT Hacking 101 guides, and instructors are on hand in the IoT Village Discord to provide assistance as needed and answer any questions. Available all day!
IoT Village Discord: https://discord.gg/tmZASSpNnP
(Live on May 4 at 9 AM)
Link to Labs: https://labs.iotvillage.org/
CybatiWorks—Mission Stations
Mission exercises cover an introduction to cyber-physical topics of logic, sensors and actuators, OT system architecture, communication protocols and data analysis. Participant mission station access is provided on a first-serve (FIFO) basis.
- 10-10:30 AM: CybatiWorks Cyber-Physical Mission Station Workshop (first 50 registrants only)
- 10:30-12:00 PM: Virtual Mission Stations (open for participants)
- 1-1:30 PM: CybatiWorks Cyber-Physical Mission Station Workshop (first 50 registrants only; identical to first session)
- 1:30-3:30 PM: Virtual Mission Stations (open for participants)
Link to Sessions: https://attendee.gototraining.com/rt/4795034395072779265
(Live on May 4 at 9 AM)