Tech Events at The Camden Court Hotel, Dublin

with Paul Horgan (, )

Dublin's monthly infosec meetup, back at the Camden Court Hotel on Camden Street. Paul Horgan opens at 7pm with When Is the Incident Over?, on the gap between technical recovery and organisational recovery: the temporary firewall rule nobody removed, remediation that slipped down the backlog, risk accepted without anyone deciding to. He'll share the questions to ask before anyone declares an incident closed. A second talk is still to be announced. Doors from 6.30pm, with drinks, food and chat around the talks. Free, and open to professionals, amateurs and the curious. Why go: a long-running, friendly security room, and this talk takes on the part of incident response most frameworks skip. Best for security engineers, incident responders and the managers who sign off on resolved.

with Isabella Sparks (Speaker, Threatcraft) · Aaron Ott (Speaker, )

Dublin's infosec meetup, in the Abbey Room of the Camden Court Hotel, with two talks and a bar. Isabella Sparks opens at 19:00 on Threatcraft. At 19:40 Aaron Ott presents work on an Auto Mode RCE in Claude Code, building on Johann Rehberger's research: a coding agent refuses to run an attacker's decoder, writes its own Python decoder instead, and executes it from inside the directory it just unzipped - where a planted struct.py shadows the real module. He walks the chain from injected prompt to execution and shows how often it fired across runs. From 18:30, free, food and drinks. Why go: agent security is being discussed everywhere and demonstrated almost nowhere. This is a working exploit, explained by the person who reproduced it. Best for security engineers, red teamers and anyone shipping coding agents.

Dublin's long-running information-security community meets in the Abbey Room of the Camden Court Hotel for an evening of talks and conversation. Doors from 18:30, first talk around 19:00, opening with a session on cyber deterrence and staying a step ahead of attackers. Dub|Sec draws a mix of security engineers, blue- and red-team practitioners, and people in adjacent infrastructure and platform roles — informal, free, and one of the most consistent security fixtures in the city.

Dublin's long-running infosec community meets in the Abbey Room of the Camden Court Hotel. Doors from 18:30, two talks from around 19:00, then drinks, food and general chat about security. The organisers are explicit that everyone is welcome — professional, amateur or merely curious — which is what has kept this one of the more accessible security communities in the city. Speakers for the July edition are being confirmed; the group takes open submissions, so if you have something to say about infosec they want to hear from you.