I want to make something very clear to the #infosec community. Just because you aren't deeply technical, a pentester, a red teamer, a forensics expert, or RE wiz doesn't mean that you can't teach people things. Everyone's life experiences are different and the more we 1/4
share knowledge, the better we all become. Even if it's your first week on the job in a SOC and you see how a piece of malware installs sticky keys, or your a manager who manages 10 red teamers but have never popped a shell, you have experiences that the majority of us 2/4
haven't seen or done personally. There is a lot of bravado out there. Many people speak on popping shells & APT like they are experts, that aren't, but when you share experience, real experience, we all get better. Shared knowledge, infinite curiosity, this is what it means 3/4
to be a hacker. My call to action is this; I would like to see more people submitting talks. Screw what CFP boards think of your talk. They make decisions based on what they want their conference to be, not how good your talk is. You are amazing & I want to hear every word. #Love
