Editor's note
Black Hat USA returns for its 27th year, covering the latest in infosec for technical experts, thought leaders, innovative vendors and cybersecurity pros.
The two-day main event will take place Aug. 7-8 at Mandalay Bay in Las Vegas and feature more than 100 sessions on a plethora of topics, from application security, cryptography and platform security to the latest hacks, attacks and defensive techniques. AI, generative AI and large language models will also be prominent.
Four days of specialized trainings Aug. 3-6 cover the latest in web application hacking, machine learning, social engineering attack mitigation, advanced malware traffic analysis and more. This year also marks two inaugural summits: Innovators & Investors Summit and AI Summit.
TechTarget Editorial will be on site to report from the conference. Check this guide regularly to stay up to date on the latest from Black Hat USA 2024.
1Pre-conference coverage for Black Hat 2024
Black Hat USA 2023 focused on the heavy-hitting topic of cybersecurity in the age of AI. Generative AI and large language models took the spotlight, with deep-diving sessions into their opportunities, protections, risks and vulnerabilities. Other perennial issues, including software security, also made appearances at the show.
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Generative AI takes center stage at Black Hat USA 2023
About one year after generative AI launched into the spotlight, the technology is showing early signs of potential for security at Black Hat USA 2023 in Las Vegas. Read Now
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Researchers put LLMs to the test in phishing email experiment
A Black Hat USA 2023 session discussed an experiment that used large language models to see how effective the technology can be in both detecting and producing phishing emails. Read Now
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Google to discuss LLM benefits for threat intelligence programs
Large language models are the backbone of generative AI products launching in the security space. Google will discuss how best to integrate the technology at this week's Black Hat USA. Read Now
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CISA shares 'secure by design' plan for US tech ecosystem
The cyber agency plans to establish secure-by-design principles through internal and external communications, data collection and education for the next generation. Read Now
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Kemba Walden: We need to secure open source software
During her Black Hat USA 2023 keynote, the acting national cyber director said the White House wants to develop realistic policies to improve the security of open source software. Read Now