Speaking at PowerShell Summit 2019

I’m proud to announce that I will be speaking at PowerShell + DevOps Global Summit 2019 the conference runs from April 29th 2018 through May 3rd 2019. This is an incredible event packed with fantastic content and speakers. Check out the amazing schedule! All the data you need on going is in this excellent brochure right here!

This year I have two sessions!

On Tuesday, April 30th at 11:00AM – I’m presenting “Firewall Evasion and Remote Access with OpenSSH”

Here’s the abstract

OpenSSH is much more than just remote terminal access to servers, it provides a full suite of remote connectivity methods t you network and its services. In this session, we will look at how to use OpenSSH and its forwarding, tunneling and VPN capabilities so that we can securely reach network services that are behind firewalls and other security boundaries. 

Common use cases for these techniques are cloud jump boxes, secure access into segmented networks, and being able to get remove access and moving data around in poorly secured networks…these tips are are things that will likely get you some extra attention from your security team.

We will look at the following techniques:
– Accessing remote services with SSH Tunneling
– Building SWSH connections for multi-hop remote access using ProxyHosts
– Proxying HTTP/HTTPS connections with a Sock Proxy
– Using aliases to store these advanced configurations for easy use
– Controlling and preventing TCP tunneling 

On Thursday, May 1st at 1:00PM – I’m presenting “Containers – You Better Get on Board!”

Here’s the abstract

Containers are taking over, changing the way systems are developed and deployed…and that’s now hyperbole. Just imagine if you could deploy SQL Server or even your whole application stack in just minutes. You can do that, leveraging containers! In this session, we’ll get your started on your container journey, learn some common container scenarios and introduce deployment automation with Kubernetes.

In this session we’ll look at
– Container Fundamentals
– Common Container Scenarios
– Automation with Kubernetes
– Using PowerShell Containers