Events

RSAC 2025

April 28-May 1 | San Francisco

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At DomainTools, our mission is to make the Internet a safer place. This mission is achieved not just through data, but through a strong community where security practitioners are empowered to combat today’s most pressing Internet-based threats.

Join us at BSides San Francisco and RSAC 2025 to learn more about how DomainTools can help you identify external risks, optimize your resources, and stop attacks before they happen.

Discover More with the Experts

DomainTools Leadership Timothy Chen
CEO

Tim Chen

CRO

Brian de Lemos

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CISO

Daniel Schwalbe

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CPO

Brendan O’Connell

Hospitality Lounge

Escape the show floor, and join us at the DomainTools hospitality lounge across the street from the Moscone convention center for refreshments, food, and conversations with DomainTools and our Investigations team.

Date: Tuesday, April 29-Thursday, May 1
Location: Spaces Mission & 3rd

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DomainTools Happy Hour

Register to join DomainTools and your fellow cybersecurity executives for drinks, appetizers, and discussing the hottest topics in cybersecurity.

Date: Tuesday, April 29
Time: 6:00-9:00pm PT
Location: Spaces

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CYBERTACOS @ RSAC 2025

We are excited to sponsor CYBERTACOS @ RSAC 2025! Join DomainTools and this cybersecurity community of technical and business executives to network in a fun and relaxed atmosphere.

Date: Monday, April 28
Time: 6:00pm-9:30pm
Location: Buena Vida

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Where to Find DomainTools at RSAC

Come and join DomainTools experts at these locations during RSAC

Event Monday, April 28 Tuesday, April 29 Wednesday, April 30Thursday, May 1
Hospitality SuiteSpaces Foyer
12:00 – 5:00pm		Spaces Foyer
9:00am – 4:00pm		Spaces Foyer
9:00am – 12:00pm
Customer Advisory BoardAll Day
Closed Door Session9:00am – 12:00pm
Happy HourSpaces Mission & 3rd

6:00 – 9:00pm

Meeting SuiteSpaces Mission & 3rd
12:00 – 5:00pm		Spaces Mission & 3rd
9:00am – 4:00pm		Spaces Mission & 3rd
9:00am – 4:00pm
CYBERTACOS @ RSAC 2025Buena Vida

6:00 – 9:00pm

Attending BSides SF before RSAC? April 26-27

WHOIS Your Daddy: Tracking Iranian-backed cyber operations with Passive DNS

Speakers – Austin Northcutt, Cyber Threat Intelligence Researcher; Daniel Schwalbe, Chief Information Security Officer

Date & Time: Saturday, April 26th at 1:30pm PDT

Location: City View at Metreon

As nations become more involved in global conflicts, malicious activity from the threat groups they sponsor also increase at scale. Learn how passive DNS exposes the mistakes threat groups like MuddyWater make to reveal clear connections between infrastructure, intent, and the states that sponsor these groups.

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Something’s Phishy: See the Hook Before the Bait

Speaker – Malachi Walker, Security Advisor

Date & Time: Saturday, April 26th at 3:45pm PDT

Location: City View at Metreon

If you see a phishing email or domain that’s a public IoC, it’s already too late. Our research team’s approach to threat detection finds more DNS artifacts and adversary infrastructure as they are created and maps intent before it can be weaponized. This session will show how you can do the same.

DomainTools Community Events

Closed Door Session

San Francisco

DomainTools Investigations will host a San Francisco Closed Door Session during the week of RSAC. These Closed Door Sessions are where industry analysts and researchers will share TLP:RED research on active campaigns.

The Closed Door Sessions are by community referral only and the venue will be shared once your invite has been accepted.

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Customer Advisory Board

San Francisco

We endeavor to build a lasting and meaningful relationship with our customers. The Customer Advisory Board is a select group of DomainTools customers from various organizations both in the Public and Private sector. The first 2025 in-person meeting will take place in San Francisco, CA on Monday, April 28.

Breaking Badness Cybersecurity Podcast at RSAC!

Kali Fencl and Taylor Wilkes-Pierce will be in attendance for RSAC and recording all week long. Make sure to stop by the hospitality suite and grab your Breaking Badness sticker for your laptop.

Catch up on the most recent episodes of Breaking Badness below.

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Not attending RSAC 2025?

Are you not able to attend RSAC this year, but want to learn more about DomainTools? Let us show you how to enhance your existing threat intelligence program, solution, or product by scheduling a virtual demo today!

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See you at BSidesSF and RSAC 2025!

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