1. cheating the 10,000-hour rule
(become an expert in information security)

2. “there is a logic
behind why
some people
become
successful”

3. expert performance and deliberate practice
k. anders ericsson
http://www.psy.fsu.edu/faculty/ericsson/ericsson.exp.perf.html

4. definition of expert
one who has acquired special skill in or knowledge of a particular
subjects through professional training and practical experience

5. how to spot an expert
experts exhibit their superior performance in public their
behaviour looks so effortless and natural that we are tempted to
attribute it to special talents.

6. what makes experts tick?
1. measures of general basic capacities do not predict success
in a domain
2. the superior performance of experts is often very domain
specific and transfer outside their narrow area of expertise is
surprisingly limited
3. systematic differences between experts and less proficient
individuals nearly always reflect attributes acquired by the
experts during their lengthy training

7. experts are made, not born

9. pro fessional hackers
jim geovedi nal script kiddy
informatio n security troublemaker, professio
http://www.slideshare.net/geovedi/professional-hackers

10. critical mindset

11. 1 be hungry
2 be in the right circle
3 be a teacher

12. 1 be hungry
2 be in the right circle
3 be a teacher

13. 1 be hungry
2 be in the right circle
3 be a teacher

14. @geovedi
http://slideshare.net/geovedi • http://linkedin.com/in/geovedi