When IT blocks your AV project
Security workshop for AV integrators: why IT distrusts AV projects and how to show up prepared. Open deck, kit and materials.
Speaker kit
Everything an organizer needs to announce a talk: copy-ready bios, abstracts and the official monogram. If anything is missing, write me.[email protected]
Quick facts
- Public name
- Juan Pineda
- Role
- Cloud and DevSecOps Tech Lead
- Based in
- Medellín, Colombia
- Languages
- Spanish and English
- Contact
- [email protected]
- Web
- juanpineda.co
Short bio (~50 words)
Juan Pineda is a cloud and DevSecOps Tech Lead: a computer scientist (EAFIT) with an MSc in cybersecurity and privacy (UOC). He brings security and networking to the audiovisual industry through talks and workshops at conferences across Latin America, always with live demos and open materials. Off the clock he is a ham radio operator.
Long bio
Juan Pineda is a computer scientist from EAFIT with an MSc in cybersecurity and privacy from UOC. He is a Tech Lead at Pyxis, where he designs AWS architectures for financial sector clients and leads the company’s technical academy.
Before the cloud there was metal: for eight years, from its creation, he ran Apolo, EAFIT’s scientific computing center, with high performance clusters serving researchers.
These past years he has been bringing security and networking to a trade that needs them: the audiovisual industry. He gives talks and workshops at conferences across Latin America — always with live demos and open materials — about what happens when video runs over IP and nobody thought about the network. Off the clock he is a ham radio operator: SDR, CW and embedded systems.
Stage introduction
“Our next speaker designs secure cloud architectures and ran a scientific computing center for eight years. Today he brings that security to the AV industry, live demos included. From Medellín: Juan Pineda.”
Available talks
Hacking the Signal
What happens to video over IP when the network degrades: live demo with a Docker simulator of latency, jitter and loss using netem and FFmpeg.
UDP vs SRT, live
Didactic tool for video transport resilience: the same signal over UDP and SRT while the network degrades, with Docker, FFmpeg and MediaMTX.
Wi-Fi attacks on AV networks
Live demos of deauthentication attacks on simulated AV networks using the WiFi Pineapple Pager: evil twin and AV stream DoS.
Graphic assets
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