REVIEWS
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There are quite a large number of events concerned with information security held nowadays but PHD seems to have a conceptually new nature.
Evgeniya Naumova Head of Commercial Sales Department, Kaspersky Lab. -
It is amazing how the organizers have managed both to work out a program that covers the most topical issues
Aleksandr Gostev Head of Global Research Center, Kaspersky Lab -
From the very first steps you took within the venue where the forum activities went on you could feel how different was that one from other IS events held in Russia
Valeriy Vasilyev Science Editor, PC Week -
It's evident that the organizers put their heart into the event. I had never heard so many technical reports of a high quality before in Russia
Anrey Petuhov CMC MSU -
The PHD forum became an example of what the Russian IT security community had been craving for
Aleksandr Gostev Head of Global Research Center, Kaspersky Lab
ORGANIZER
NEWS
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18.05.2012
Rules of the Hack2Own Competition at PHDays 2012
There’s little time left before Positive Hack Days 2012. Online competitions, which raffle off invitations to the forum, are in full swing. Yet, the most interesting events will happen at the forum’s platform in the Digital October Center. A legendary competition Hack2Own will be one of the highlights of the program. More
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10.05.2012
Our contribution to the cyber security of Japan
NHK (Japan broadcasting corporation), one of the largest TV companies in the world, has published an explicit article about the Positive Hack Days forum opening on May 30, 2012.
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international forum on practical information security
MAY 30-31, 2012
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What things come to you mind when you think about Russia? Fyodor Dostoyevsky and bears? Vodka and matryoshkas? Or Russian hackers? At the very end of the spring, Moscow will host international forum on practical security issues —Positive Hack Days.
PHDays is a site where a friendly meeting of an information security officer and a hacker is possible. Only here the elite of the hackers’ world, representatives of business, state, and Internet community can meet offline to find answers on the most topical information security questions.
This year 1500 people will take part in the forum. During two days and one night non-stop, there will be:
- professional discussion and 6 conference streams;
- international information protection CTF contest;
- hacking competitions;
- master classes and workshops by leading expert practitioners.
PHDays features leading experts of the world, live communication, unique reports, knowledge and skills, maximum practice and minimum formalities. That is where the future of the information security industry lies.
