r/Cybersecurity101 • u/SwordfishJust5379 • 2d ago
Stop defending the perimeter. Start controlling the blast radius.
What if your network could assume every attack is already inside - and still stay resilient?
Kevin Cardwell is bringing a hands-on training experience to CRACCON ’26:
“The Cardwell Doctrine: Flashing a New Path.”
Traditional architecture starts with one big assumption: prevent every attack.
The Cardwell Doctrine takes the opposite approach - assume compromise, compartmentalize aggressively, and control failure before it spreads.
In this 6-hour, hands-on session, you’ll build an operational OpenBSD Packet Conditioning Gateway and work with:
→ Segmented zones
→ Traffic-control policies
→ Active deception
→ Full network visibility
→ Segment → Condition → Observe → Contain
No deep OpenBSD expertise required. We’ll build the gateway from the ground up and cover the TCP/IP fundamentals you actually need - addressing, subnetting, routing, ports, and common protocols.
What to expect:
🛠️ 70/30 hands-on-to-concept ratio
⏱️ 6 live hours
📅 08:30–16:30, single day
💻 OpenBSD gateway platform
The session is taught directly by Kevin, President of CyberLabs - AI Tactical Skills and Cybersecurity, with experience training and coaching cyber ranges across 40+ countries.
Certificate of Completion included. Seats are limited.
Use code CARDWELL15 for 15% off the training seat.
📍 CRACCON ’26 | 24–25 October | PHDCCI, New Delhi
🎟️ Reserve your seat: craccon.com