John Benninghoff
Bio
John Benninghoff's interest in cybersecurity began in 1985 when he read the book Out of the Inner Circle: A Hacker's Guide to Computer Security, and found a way to get paid to do it starting in 1998. He currently consults through his company, Security Differently.
John has also done work in exploratory data analysis and visualization, risk analysis and quantification, Site Reliability Engineering, and writing code in R. John holds a Masters Degree in Safety Science from Trinity College Dublin, where his research focus was on applying safety principles to technology. Outside of work, John enjoys spending time outdoors, hiking running, and camping.
Links to all his current and past work can be found at https://jbenninghoff.com.
Presenting Sessions
Participating Sessions
- EarPilot: flying an airplane by ear
- Identity and Personhood Credentials in the 21st century
- Atari 2600: From Chip Design to Combat - An Engineer's Journey
- Exploring the Question “What Is It We Understand We Are Testing For?”
- If No One Remembers You, Do You Even Exist? The REPEAT Framework for Making Your Message Stick
- Assistive Tech Is for Everyone (They Just Don’t Know It Yet 😏)
- How to (Privately!) Surf the Internet
- Deepfake 101: What’s Real, What’s Not, and What to Do About It
- You already know (most) of what you need to know about cybersecurity!
- Remember Foursquare? Long Live Lifelogging!
- Open Source Technology and The Future of Civic Tech
- 🐻 FOSSA - An Agile Business Development Framework for Solopreneurs
- What’s Actually Going On with R&D Tax Credits? (And why founders should care before it bites them.)
- Building Efficient & Resilient Engineering Teams
- Moving beyond technical debt
- Signals, Sensors, and Safety: Technology in Smart Cities
- You're the Founder 𝙖𝙣𝙙 the Sales Team. Now what?
- ✱✱ State of Minnestar: A Community Conversation on the Past, Present & What’s Possible! ✱✱
- Eliminate busywork with automation (& other ways) to give your team hours back every week
- This Machine ____s Fascists (fill in the blank)