Henry Reed is a Cyber Engineer at Zetier, Inc. where he reverse engineers embedded systems. Previously, Reed was a Project Leader at The Aerospace Corporation, where he led several vulnerability research projects and supported programs across the space enterprise, including GPS IIIF. Henry's technical interests revolve around cryptologics and cryptosystems; embedded systems; computer networking; and bulk data analysis. In his free time, Henry works on various cryptography and embedded systems projects.

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Self-hosting a Secure Home Lab

An ideal home lab is remotely-accessible, security hardened and tested, and wholly relies on an open-source technology stack. In this workshop, you will get hands-on training on using open source technology–from hypervisor to web app–to self-host your own home lab. The workshop will walk you through network design, architecture, and security, including firewall configuration and DNS sinkholing; using Docker and Docker Compose; remote administration tools and methods; remote web app access with mandatory two-factor authentication; single sign on integration with internal and external services; certificate authority management for mTLS through OpenSSL and Step CA; an introduction to SSH certificate authorities; and network mapping and security testing. Participants will come out of this workshop with the hands-on experience, knowledge and resources to successfully self-host their own secure Linux-based home lab. This workshop will require the participant to be comfortable in the Linux command line and be familiar with basic IPv4 concepts.

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