pubs
bio
Sarah is the engineering lead for the privacy engineering team at Square. Her background includes 10+ years of security/privacy infrastructure design, engineering, and research. Her current focus is in researching and designing security and privacy visibility tools to aid in risk modeling and development of new privacy-enhancing infrastructure.
She can be followed for cats and tech humor on Twitter: @worldwise001.
pubs list
2021
- Presentation: Anti-Privacy Anti-Patterns (repeat). BSidesSF.
2020
2019
- Panel: Money talks: How Fintech Innovation can Close the Gap in Financial Equality. GHC.
- Presentation: You Can’t Secure What You Can’t See. OWASP SF Meetup.
- Presentation: Anti-Privacy Anti-Patterns. sqr00t.
- Presentation: Anti-Privacy Anti-Patterns. BSidesSF.
- Lightning Talk: The (Ano)Nymity Slider - why and how data redaction can fail. (internal at Square).
2018
- Hologram: “Our Time”. GHC.
- Presentation: The (Security-centric) Woman’s Guide To The Galaxy. GDGSF IWD.
- Panel: Security. Sentry Scouts.
- Lightning Talk: Differential Privacy. (internal at Square).
- Presentation: You Can’t Secure What You Can’t See. sqr00t.
2017
- Presentation: From Zero To Cool: Lessons Learnt from Running CTFs. NBT4Con.
- Presentation: You Can’t Secure What You Can’t See. sqr00t.
- Workshop + CTF: Capture The Flag: Learning to Hack for Fun and Profit. GHC. (300+ attendees!)
- Presentation: Making Use of Visualization to Understand Traffic/Data Flow. Hear + Now.
2016
- Panel: So You Want to Hack The Planet: Demystifying Careers and Opportunities in Cryptography, Security, and Privacy. GHC.
2015
- Presentation: Protecting infrastructure secrets with Keywhiz. CyberSec.
2013
- Presentation: Why you should care about Security and Privacy. KWLUG.
2011
- Paper: A Pre-Kernel Agent Platform for Security Assurance. 2011 IEEE Symposium Series on Computational Intelligence.
2009
- Technical Report: Channel Switching Overhead for 802.11b. Southern Illinois University - Carbondale.