NYC4SEC

We are a group of computer security, forensics and compliance professionals based in the Tri-State area meeting to discuss the latest trends in threats and responses as well as what to do when attacked.

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The New York City Forensics and Security Meetup

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Recent Meetups

May 10 at 7:00 PM, 30 Professionals attended
An Introduction to Analyzing Malicious Documents
They rated it 4.503 (3 ratings)

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Excellent introduction to analyzing malicious documents. ...

—John Peel

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Alex provided some great information on how to get started in analyzing documents. I want to thank him for coming out to NYC4SEC.

—Joe Garcia
April 12 at 7:00 PM, 26 Professionals attended
Getting to Know Your NTFS INDX Records
They rated it 5.001 (1 ratings)

Windows NTFS file systems have morsels of investigative goodness. The MFT is a great artifact and investigators should not overlook INDX records in investigations of... Learn more
March 15 at 7:00 PM, 38 Professionals attended
Let’s Analyze Some Malware With REMnux
They rated it 4.503 (3 ratings)

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It was a good explanation of software available in the REMnux installation with provided examples to inspect suspected programs. ...

—Robert Brisita

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Informative presentation, and good chance to catch up w/others.

—John Peel
February 16 at 7:00 PM, 20 Professionals attended
How To Acquire "Locked" Files From a Running Windows System
They rated it 4.503 (3 ratings)

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Thanks again to Par for the great presentation.

—Douglas Brush

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It was my first NYC4SEC meetup, and I was not disappointed. Par delivered a brief, enjoyable, informative presentation. ...

—John Peel
November 16, 2011 at 7:00 PM, 46 Professionals attended
The Advanced Persistent Threat or: How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love DF/IR
They rated it 5.005 (5 ratings)

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Very good speaker. Entertaining, Informative, Knowledgeable.

—Jonathan N. Winters

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Eric had a great presentation and we need to all be better border collies!

—Douglas Brush

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Jordan White joined
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Don Frick joined
Wednesday at 7:30 PM

"Hi - I work in IT forensics at a major financial institution. Since I'm new to the US, I'm particularly interested in meeting professionals in my field."
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Joe Garcia attended An Introduction to Analyzing Malicious Documents
May 22 at 5:52 PM

"Alex provided some great information on how to get started in analyzing documents. I want to thank him for coming out to NYC4SEC."

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Jose Rivera joined
May 20 at 5:45 PM

"Hi All, I'm a Network Security Specialist looking to expand my knowledge in the security world..."
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Christopher Welber RSVPed Yes for HacKidCon in NYC?
May 18 at 4:32 PM

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HacKidCon in NYC?

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Christopher Welber joined
May 18 at 4:32 PM

"I am a IT professional look for a good group to connect with."
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Steven Jones joined
May 16 at 4:38 PM

"I am an engineer by training, interested in technology."
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Roman joined
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"I am cyber-security professional working on many aspects of infosec."