«Expo Seguridad» impulsa innovación tecnológica y prevención

Prevención, tecnología y resiliencia, los grandes desafíos que marcan el inicio de Exposeguridad -Industrial & InfoSecurity

Por Perla Ortega | Reportera                                                      

Desde hoy, las principales innovaciones en prevención de la seguridad, control de acceso, videovigilancia y tecnología aplicada a la seguridad están en el centro de la conversación en Expo Seguridad México, Expo Seguridad Industrial e InfoSecurity.

Para iniciar el acto inaugural la banda de guerra de la Secretaría de Seguridad Pública Ciudadana capitlaina entonó el himno nacional con todos los presentes para después cortar el listón e iniciar tres días de seguridad, innovación, tecnología y conocimiento.

En su participación Kenia Caballero, directora de SIA Security Industry Association expuso que nuestro país es la segunda economía más grande de América Latina con un valor de 1.89 millones de dólares, al cierre de 2024.

Además, que la inversión para equipos de seguridad física alcanzó un valor de 737 millones de dólares. Y se proyecta para el 2028 que supere los 100 millones de dólares.

“Estas cifras no solo reflejan crecimiento, sino confianza, inversión y una creciente conciencia por el papel estratégico que desempeña la seguridad en el desarrollo económico”, así lo mencionó.

Después, Eurídice Ibarlucea, gerente de Desarrollo de Negocios Internacionales para NFPA México, aseguró que este encuentro es una oportunidad para imaginar y construir el futuro de la prevención en México.

“Es más que una exposición en donde converge conocimiento, innovación, colaboración para convertir desafíos en soluciones. Muchos de los riesgos actuales ya no son visibles se esconden tras la rutina, la confianza o una falsa sensación de seguridad.

«Pueden encontrarse instalaciones eléctricas sin inspección, sistemas contra incendios sin mantenimiento, redes vulnerables a ciberataques, sistemas de inteligencia artificial, se platean retos en materia de seguridad.

«La seguridad no se mide cuando todo funciona bien, la seguridad la vamos a ver cuando algo sale mal. La seguridad no pasa por casualidad, es una planeación, ejecución responsable”, así lo mencionó.

En el mismo tenor de la seguridad, habló en torno al Mundial de futbol, que se inaugurará este próximo 11 de junio, subrayó que nuestro país entra en una etapa en donde será observado por todo el mundo y se necesita de la participación de todos quienes diseñan, construyen y operan, así como servicios esenciales y una sociedad más consiente de la seguridad.

“La prevención cuesta menos que la recuperación. La seguridad no es un costo, es una inversión”, dijo.

Al tomar el micrófono, Ana Luisa Guzmán, quien preside ASIS Capítulo México 217 reflexionó sobre la gran responsabilidad de los profesionales del gremio de la seguridad en donde se tiene la obligación de reconocer que la seguridad y la vida de millones de personas, por ello, dijo que es necesario que además de excelentes profesionales debemos, se deben ser mejores personas.

Al evento asistieron las asociaciones más importantes de Seguridad que congregan empresas y personas, autoridades y ciudadanos comprometidos con México. –sn–

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Happy Weekend you all!
I am wondering — who's telling stories with us in London this year?

Corelight and Object First are confirmed, and many more will officially be in this week. So don't miss your chance to record with us and share your story.

Sean Martin and I have been showing up at Infosecurity Europe since 2018 — every venue, every news cycle, every London weather mood, and a few Guinness pints along the way. June 2–4 at ExCeL we'll be back, doing what we love most: walking the show floor, capturing the conversations that matter, and turning hallway moments into stories that travel. And of course taking a few hours to visit our favorites spots in London!

If your brand has a story worth telling at the show, there are three ways we can tell it together — all produced on location at ExCeL:

🎤 Coverage Sponsorship — comprehensive partnership across the event: 15-minute on-site video conversation, 5-minute Brand Highlight, 1–2 sponsored editorial articles, custom companion article, logo placement on the coverage page, multi-platform distribution, full rights to everything we produce together — and you get all the assets, of course!

🎙️ On Location Brand Briefing — a 15-minute on-site video conversation hosted by Sean and me, paired with a 400–600 word custom companion article, full media assets (MP4 + MP3 + PNG), and logo placement on the coverage page

🎧 Brand Highlight — a short, 5-minute story recorded on location at the show. Same as a Briefing, just shorter — if you've got less to say! 😉

See what nine years of doing this looks like — RSAC 2026 coverage just wrapped, Black Hat is getting busy, and Infosec is already taking shape:

✨https://www.itspmagazine.com/technology-and-cybersecurity-conference-coverage

You can book directly from the page, or DM me with questions and we'll take it from there.

So — who's joining us in London?

#Cybersecurity #InfosecEurope #InfosecCommunity #technology #infosecurity #infosec Studio C60 / ITSPmagazine

BSidesDayton is still looking for a handful of sponsors for our event May 23rd, 2026! If you know of a company that would be interested, please get them in contact with us!

Tickets are on sale now!

https://www.eventbrite.com/e/bsidesdayton-tickets-1975315383486

#bsides #infosec #infosecurity #InfoSecCommunity #informationsecurity #informationsecurity #informationtechnology

VECT Ransomware is a Wiper, Not Ransomware — Don’t Bother Paying, Says Check Point Research

You can read their blog post at https://blog.checkpoint.com/security/vect-ransomware-why-paying-wont-get-your-files-back/ or their full report at https://research.checkpoint.com/2026/vect-ransomware-by-design-wiper-by-accident/

(h/t, @cybernews)

I contacted VECT and asked them for their response to #CheckPoint's report. Their response was, um... short? :)

https://databreaches.net/2026/04/29/vect-ransomware-is-a-wiper-not-ransomware-dont-bother-paying-says-checkpoint-research/

#infosecurity #ransomware #decryption #decryptor #VECT #wiper

@GossiTheDog @BleepingComputer @dangoodin @jgreig

🚀 BSidesDayton 2026 🚀

It's happening in less than a month! There's not much time left to get your tickets. We look forward to seeing you there!

🎟️ Tickets - bsidesdayton.com/tickets/

Tickets are now available to purchase!

📅 Date: Saturday, May 23, 2026
⏰ Time: 9:30 AM – 5:00 PM
📍 Location: Fairborn City Church, 206 W. Dayton–Yellow Springs Rd., Fairborn, OH
🎯 Theme: Going Offline – Decentralize, Disconnect, DIY
🎟️ Tickets: bsidesdayton.com/tickets/
👥 Audience: Security professionals, researchers, students, hackers, makers, and anyone passionate about cybersecurity and hands-on learning.
⸻
📣 Call for Participation - Now Open!
Our Call for Papers and Call for Villages/Workshops are officially open.
Have a talk, hands-on session, or community activity to share?
Apply now on our website!
https://bsidesdayton.com/
⸻
🤝 Sponsorship Opportunities
We are currently seeking sponsors for this year’s event.
Please reach out if your organization is interested.

#bsides #infosec #infosecurity #InfoSecCommunity #informationsecurity #informationsecurity #informationtechnology

The 16-31 March #Cyberattacks timeline is out, with 124 events and a #threat landscape dominated by #malware, but also characterized by an unusually high number of #supplychain attacks.

#Cybersecurity #Infosecurity #Cloudsecurity

https://www.hackmageddon.com/2026/04/14/16-31-march-2025-cyber-attacks-timeline/

Hunting for Persistence in Linux.

- (Part 1): Auditd, Sysmon, Osquery (and Webshells);
https://pberba.github.io/security/2021/11/22/linux-threat-hunting-for-persistence-sysmon-auditd-webshell/

- (Part 2): Account Creation and Manipulation;
https://pberba.github.io/security/2021/11/23/linux-threat-hunting-for-persistence-account-creation-manipulation/

- (Part 3): Systemd, Timers, and Cron;
https://pberba.github.io/security/2022/01/30/linux-threat-hunting-for-persistence-systemd-timers-cron/

- (Part 4): Initialization Scripts and Shell Configuration;
https://pberba.github.io/security/2022/02/06/linux-threat-hunting-for-persistence-initialization-scripts-and-shell-configuration/

- (Part 5): Systemd Generators.
https://pberba.github.io/security/2022/02/07/linux-threat-hunting-for-persistence-systemd-generators/

#Linux #Red_Team
#infosecurity

BSidesDayton 2026 Accepted Talks Update!

We are excited to share a first look at some of the accepted talks for BSidesDayton 2026! There will be a few more talks added in the coming weeks.

Tickets:
https://bsidesdayton.com/tickets/

Main Track
10:00 AM - Annie Dai
Don’t Look Up: There Are Sensitive Internal Links in the Clear on GEO Satellites
A broad scan of cleartext IP traffic across dozens of GEO satellites highlights how critical infrastructure backhaul is exposed and what that means for defenders.

11:00 AM - Guy Royse
You’ve Probably Never Heard of the Reticulum Network
An introduction to Reticulum, a cryptography based stack designed for resilient, decentralized communication when centralized infrastructure fails.

1:00 PM - Dakota Riley
These aren’t the Providers you are looking for: Compromising pipelines with Evil Terraform
A look at how malicious Terraform providers can influence CI pipelines, expand access, and how to detect and defend against these attacks, including a live demo.

2:00 PM - Matt Scheurer
Definitely Not Secure DNS
A practical breakdown of DNS fundamentals, common attack techniques, and defensive strategies for an often overlooked attack surface.

Secondary Track

10:00 AM - Mason Herzner
A Typhoon of Problems: A short brief on Salt Typhoon’s History and TTPs
A concise overview of Silk Typhoon activity focused on blue team use cases, including campaigns, techniques, and malware.

1:30 PM - Martin Voelk
Agentic AI Kill Chain
An exploration of how enterprise AI agents introduce new risks such as poisoned RAG pipelines, malicious link handling, and zero click exfiltration, along with ways to test and defend.

2:30 PM - Jeremy Hong
You guys are getting paid? A story of how I got into hardware hacking.
A personal path into hardware hacking from the Dayton community, plus insight into current tools and approaches.

3:00 PM - Matthew Gracie
A Standard For Investigative Playbooks
A structured approach to investigations using YAML playbooks that connect alerts, artifacts, and defensive workflows, demonstrated in an open monitoring platform.

Villages

Call Center Village
Explore modern voice based social engineering including AI driven call agents, live operator techniques, and interactive challenges like The Escalation Desk CTF.

Radio Village
Learn the fundamentals of wireless communication using software defined radio, amateur radio, and accessible tooling.

P25 Radio Village
Hands on exploration of public safety radio systems, including encryption, key management, and live infrastructure demos.

Sticker Heist
A story driven challenge where teams recon a protected safe, bypass defenses, and recover the sticker loot.

More announcements are on the way, but this is a strong start to what BSidesDayton 2026 has in store!

🤝 Sponsorship Opportunities
We are currently seeking sponsors for this year’s event.
Please reach out if your organization is interested.

#bsides #infosec #infosecurity #InfoSecCommunity #informationsecurity #informationsecurity #informationtechnology

Hackers are getting smarter — your strategy should too 💡
Stay updated with the latest cybersecurity trends.

👉 Learn more: https://go-techsolution.com/cybersecurity-trends-you-must-know/

#CyberAttack #DataSecurity #ITTrends #CyberProtection #TechUpdate #Infosecurity