by Josh Ormond This will be intended as an open discussion about ways to educate the community, the current state of security in the general community, and some of the misconceptions we need to push back against. How do we get on the same page, as experts interested in helping secure sensitive data and files? How do we distribute that message? Right now, there are too many running with scissors, and don't see any danger in it. Can we as a group do something to raise the message so people get it?

by Chris Irvine A fast paced discussion to examine all the places in the FileMaker universe where passwords can be stored. For each situation, we'll apply a healthy level of business and security scrutiny. Walk away more informed, write smarter solutions, deploy safely, and give good advice to your users/clients. Also, one other thing, just because there wasn't a box for it. For my "storing passwords" concept, I'd really like a co-facilitator that can record audience contributions on a whiteboard or giant pad. I'm not sure if there are people who would like to get some involvement without leading a session of their own. (Plus my handwriting is terrible and I'm a guy so I can't do two things at once.)

by Chris Moyer & Tim Neudecker Chris Moyer and Tim Neudecker will take on the roles of the White hat and Black hat FileMaker developers. Together we will demonstrate many attacks on various FileMaker systems. The demonstrations will be “Performed” in a back and forth routine. The Black hat will “Break into” the White hat’s system. The White hat will correct the issue, and the Black hat will show the hole has been plugged.