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  1. Planning on attending Wild West Hacking fest this year. Any tips for a first timer? I spent the last 3 years in Vegas and am excited to attend a more local conference this year. #WWHF

  2. March meetup reminder:
    We #meetup at this month on 03.18 at 7pm @impropercity.

    I wanted highlight some orgs I saw at #WWHF. If you want to get involved and use your own lived experiences.
    - Colorado: electmorehackers.com/
    - National: hackersonthehill.org/

    #CitySec #security #denver

  3. We're back from Wild West Hackin' Fest! Thank you to Black Hills Information Security for organizing the event and to everyone who stopped by our booth to see the Agentic SecOps Workspace in action.

    We hosted a stop on the Sponsor Stampede, held AI in the SOC Office Hours, and Chris Botelho delivered a talk on building AI infrastructure that scales beyond proof-of-concept demos.

    The highlight of any conference is hearing from teams using LimaCharlie day-to-day. John Strand, owner of Black Hills Information Security, shared how the platform has enabled his team to handle twice the number of customers with their current staff while cutting their cost per endpoint in half.

    "Your team is our team. Our team is your team. We're literally working together and solving problems." (Full interview coming soon.)

    That collaboration is what drives our work. Building infrastructure that gives service providers the freedom to scale without adding headcount or complexity.

    See you at Deadwood in October.

    #wildwesthackinfest #wwhf #secops #cybersecurity

  4. I am at the local #WWHF #security conference in #Denver today and tomorrow. Please reach out if you happen to be there too, and would like to meet up.

  5. We're heading to Wild West Hackin'​ Fest' this week as a gold sponsor. Stop by our booth to see the Agentic SecOps Workspace in action!

    Here's what we're up to:

    Wednesday - Sponsor Stampede at Henry's Tavern

    Thursday, 2-4pm - AI in the SOC Office Hours. Join us for an informal social hour to connect over drinks and small bites.

    Friday, 9-9:50am - AI Beyond Triage and Hunting session

    Our work integrating 100+ security APIs into Claude showed that the MCP approach is unwieldy and collapses under its own weight.

    We'll walk through the architectural problems that break MCP at production scale, then cover the progressive disclosure pattern we built instead. Using Claude Skills with structured markdown schemas, we maintain full API access while keeping context overhead minimal.

    You'll see the difference between toy integrations and production workflows that handle complex multi-step operations, maintain state across API boundaries, and actually fit in the context window alongside your security data.

    Add the session to your schedule: web.cvent.com/event/1dbf78f6-b

    #WWHF #MileHigh2026

  6. I am so very bad at all social media. Hi urrybody!

    Anyone going to WWHF@Mile High this week?

    #wwhf #denver

  7. Howdy folks! Happy to see you all at #WWHF #WildWestHackinFest . If you see a lady in very dark clothes with serious RBF, say hi and I'll be very happy :)

  8. While doing a night photo shoot at the Illinois Railway Museum this weekend, I took a quick cell phone shot of the last remaining E5 engine and a model. Pretty proud of this one. Can’t wait till I get back from #WWHF to see the shots from my DSLr.

  9. #WWHF #MileHigh2025 was a hoot.
    I had so much fun learning new things and meeting new people.
    Here is a quick recap of my trip

    blog.gitguardian.com/wild-west

  10. #WWHF #MileHigh2025 closing ceremony

    It has been an unbelievable good time.

  11. Final keynote at #WWHF #MileHigh2025

    Real-World AI Risks (And Mitigating Them)
    Jake Williams

  12. #WWHF #MileHigh2025

    Baselining For Bad Things With Surveyor!
    Tre Wilkins

  13. #WWHF #MileHigh2025

    AI-Driven OSINT in the Hands of Cybercriminals
    James McQuiggan

  14. #WWHF #MileHigh2025

    A Journey from Alert(1) to P1 (Cat Pic Graffiti and Phishing Payloads)
    Cary Hooper

  15. #WWHF #MileHigh2025

    Detection Engineering is Hard; My Educational Failures That Proved to be Useful After All
    Olaf Hartong

  16. #WWHF #MileHigh2025
    Breaking Free From the Chains of Fate - Bypassing AWSCompromisedKeyQuarantineV2 Policy

    Bleon Proko

    This is NOT a security policy - Rotate all leaked keys ASAP

  17. #WWHF #MileHigh2025

    Critical Fixes and Prove Security ROI
    Jason Kramek

  18. #WWHF #MileHigh2025

    Encrypting buckets for compliance and ransom - How Attackers Can Use KMS to Ransomware S3 Buckets
    Bleon Proko

  19. #WWHF #MileHigh2025

    How I Used AI to Crush CTF Challenges and What I Learned Along the Way
    Tabatha Kossman

    Use it as a sidekick, not as a replacement for thinking. It can help you learn to use tools too

  20. #WWHF #MileHigh2025

    Identifying New Attack Paths via Password Analysis
    Esteban Rodriguez

    Put it in a graph and people have an easier time understanding what you are talking about

  21. #WWHF #MileHigh2025

    The Hacker’s Guide to Risk Management: Evolve Into a Golden Unicorn
    Jaclyn "Jax" Scott

  22. #WWHF #MileHigh2025
    Developing Better Payloads with Automated Testing
    Nick McClendon

    If you manually need to tune a test every time, you are wasting time.

  23. Keynote at #WWHF #MileHigh2025
    I Want You to Hack AWS: Cloud Penetration Testing for Traditional Hackers
    Nick Frichette

    Please stop hard-coding these in places like Jira or code. Please.

  24. Ready to take your threat hunting & IR game to the next level? Join us this February at WWHF Mile High for Threat Hunting & Incident Response with Velociraptor!

    🖥️ Hands-on labs with cloud VMs
    👨‍🏫 Expert-led by @eric_capuano & @shortstack
    🎯 Real-world hunting skills

    Available in-person & virtual! Spots are limited--register now! antisyphontraining.com/course/ #WWHF #ThreatHunting #IncidentResponse #DFIR