Tips for Hacker Summer Camp Newcomers | Researchers Advice from Jason Haddix

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English - August 01, 2018 19:12 - 5 minutes - ★★★★★ - 15 ratings
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Sean Martin asks Jason Haddix, VP of trust and security at Bugcrowd, what recommendations he would have for researchers that have not yet made their way to Hacker Summer Camp in Las Vegas.

Black Hat and DEF CON are research-driven, red-team oriented, and contain pen-testing rich content. Therefore, as one might expect, it attracts people from around the world who want to experience all that these events have to offer for these topics.

Sean Martin had a good long chat with Jason Haddix, VP of trust and security at Bugcrowd. They talk about the conference scene, the researcher community, and how to make the most of the trainings, presentations, and conversations.

The first part of the conversation is available now: tips and tricks for Hacker Summer Camp newcomers. Part two will be available on Tuesday the 7th of August ... so stay tuned!

Find all of our coverage at this year's Hacker Summer Camp at https://www.itspmagazine.com/black-hat-usa-news-event-coverage