Bromium, Inc., the pioneer of threat isolation to prevent data breaches, today announced it will be presenting its latest research into security exploits and malware analysis tools at DerbyCon 2015.

"Gadgets Zoo: Bypassing Control Flow Guard in Windows 10" will identify the potential of new exploits. "Attacking Packing: Captain Hook Beats Down on Peter Packer" will introduce a new open source analysis tool that de-obfuscates encrypted and encoded malware.

WHAT: Gadgets Zoo: Bypassing Control Flow Guard in Windows 10

WHEN: Friday, September 25 from 2:00 - 2:50 pm ET

WHERE: Track 1, Break Me

WHO: Jared DeMott, Principal Security Engineer and Researcher

In this DerbyCon presentation, Dr. DeMott will introduce a new technique, "Stack Desync," which enables the bypass of Microsoft Control Flow Guard (CFG).

WHAT: Attacking Packing: Captain Hook Beats Down on Peter Packer

WHEN: Saturday, September 26 from 4:00 - 4:50 pm ET

WHERE: Track 4, The 3-Way

WHO: Nick Cano and Vadim Kotov, Senior Security Researchers

In this technical talk, Dr. Kotov and Cano will introduce an open source malware analysis tool, The Packer Attacker, which enables security researchers to de-obfuscate encrypted and encoded malware.

The Packer Attacker is available: https://github.com/BromiumLabs/PackerAttacker

DerbyCon is an event where security professionals, hobbyists and anyone interested in security convenes annually. For additional conference details, visit: www.derbycon.com