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UID:pretalx-bsidescharm2026-7EHJCS@pretalx.com
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DESCRIPTION:Traditional SIEM platforms excel at detecting network intrusion
 s and OS-level threats\, but they're fundamentally blind to attacks living
  in GPUs\, BMCs\, and out-of-band management planes. As AI/ML workloads sc
 ale\, attackers increasingly exploit this hardware-layer blind spot to ste
 al models\, achieve persistent access via firmware implants\, and maintain
  presence even after incident response.\n\nThis talk exposes what your SIE
 M is missing and provides a practical roadmap to close the gap. We'll cove
 r GPU telemetry (DCGM)\, BMC logs (IPMI/Redfish)\, and out-of-band monitor
 ing\, why they matter for security\, the challenges of integration (protoc
 ol chaos\, network isolation\, data volume)\, and a three-layer reference 
 architecture (Collection → Normalization → Correlation) you can implem
 ent today.\n\nHardware-layer persistence is real. Your SIEM doesn't see it
 . Learn what you're missing.
DTSTAMP:20260417T061136Z
LOCATION:Track 2
SUMMARY:It’s Not the CPU’s Fault: Adventures in GPU and Firmware Forens
 ics - Derek Chamorro
URL:https://pretalx.com/bsidescharm2026/talk/7EHJCS/
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