Boston Security August 2026 Meetup
Important Notices Starting in May 2026 we will start using Meetup's QR code check-in process to make sure only registered users are allowed at our events. We will also start tracking registered user no-shows, and after 3 incidents you will be removed from the group. Being on the wait-list is not an eligibility to attend the event, it only gives you the ability to move to registered list if someone cancels their registration more than 48hrs prior to the event. Repeat cancellations with less than 48 hrs of notice may count towards your no-show count if it happens repeatedly. During registration please provide a full name that matches the one on your ID. If the registered name doesn't match your ID, meetup organizers or the building security reserve the right to decline entry. All meetup venues we currently use require us to provide a list of names (First & Last) to their door security so they can check people in at the time of the event. We are also required to bring "a picture ID" that matches the name we provide at the time of registration. Please be mindful of this requirement and provide the necessary information to ensure a smooth check in process at the door. Thank you for your cooperation - the management! There will be no entry without a confirmed RSVP. No pets or tele-presence bots allowed. What: Two talks as usual \>\>\> Bring your favorite stickers and tell us where you got it\. Bring extras and swap it with fellow security enthusiasts at the sticker swap table\! <<< Talk 1 - DNS and Domain Investigations in Geopolitical Context by Ian Campbell Description - Vendor-agnostic technical and narrative presentation and of recent investigations in which DNS and/or domain data rose to geopolitical or national security importance, seen from the threat research trenches. Speaker Bio - DomainTools Security Operations / DomainTools Investigations Threat Researcher with no semblance of work/life balance. Talk 2 - Let's Blow Up the Alerts and Start Over by Crai