09/01/2026
One week out. SecKC is back at Knuckleheads Garage next Tuesday, September 8, doors at 5:00 PM and talks at 6:00. Same address as always: 701 North Montgall Avenue, Kansas City, MO 64120.
If you have been on the fence, this is the month to show up. Gerald Combs, the person who created Wireshark, is here to talk about how Kansas City shaped it. He started the whole thing at UMKC in 1998, so this is a real piece of KC tech history told by the guy who lived it. Before that, gets into "My Network Has Commitment Issues," pointing AI at VPC flow logs and telemetry so you can actually make sense of what your network is doing. has Open Source News, and closes us out on the beats.
Thanks to the sponsors keeping it free: Torq (Gold), LMG Security (Silver), Neovera (Silver), and Axonius (Silver).
A few reminders: the bar at Knuckleheads is cash only (there is an ATM onsite, and food takes card), bring your ID, and heads up that the venue sits right by the train tracks, so give yourself a couple extra minutes in case one has you stuck. Full write-up here:
SecKC’s September meeting is one you simply can’t afford to miss! We’re talking about network sniffing this month, from ’s network related trauma (call 1-800-SYN-ACK-ACK, operators are…