Though this site is for my hobbies and my own personal research, I am also a human and available for hire. The skills, knowledge and tools exibited here are available to the general public and anyone with suitably interesting projects and compensation.
Be it technical advice on wireless networking, setting up a simple wireless IDS, educating managment to take security seriously, or a full days class on the intricate nature of wireless threats. It all helps raise the level of security in the world, a primary goal of mine.
A short list of offerings:
- Lectures/talks on wardriving
- Lectures/talks on practical privacy
- Lectures/talks on wireless security (offensive and defensive tools)
- Lectures/talks on lockpicking and physical security considerations
- Full day, hands on classes for offensive and defensive wireless
tools
- Physical security reviews
- Wireless site surveys
- Wireless network troubleshooting
- Wireless network security review and auditing
- 'Poor mans wireless IDS' setup and maintenance
- Wired/Internet security review
- General computer troubleshooting
My talks on security (wireless and otherwise) are, and always will be free (beyond travel, hotel expenses if nessecary) to non-profit groups which do not charge an extra fee for the event and are open to the public. Other events, I do request that my time be compensated (I cant do everything for free), but fees are quite negotiable and reasonable.
I personally like to focus on small and medium size business's that might not ordinarily be able to have staff devoted to security or afford a review from one of the major security companies. Doing something small, is better than doing nothing.
I do have a real name, Brad Haines, in case you are interested, and I do clean up nicely for working in offices, and formal presentations so have no fear. I have spoken to and along side high level government officials, civil servents internationally and even at Westpoint Military Academy. I have also spoken at the other end of the spectrum at Defcon and other hacker conferences and underground events.
Feel free to contact me at render AT renderlab DOT net for consulting and speaking engagements
Yes this is pretty flagrant whoring of myself, but the research at the Renderlab costs alot of money and shouting from the roof tops, warning people about bad security can only go so far. Sometimes you have to get down there and fix it yourself.
Render