About Crestcon
Crestcon is an independent cyber security reference published by Serallo Domains Ltd, combining documented conference history with practical learning material.
Crestcon is an independent cyber security reference website published and operated by Serallo Domains Ltd. Its purpose is to make documented conference material easier to navigate and to help readers plan, discuss and review practical security work.
What this website covers
The archive records selected historical conference programmes, event information and surviving presentation resources. The guides cover security testing, incident response, threat intelligence and professional learning. The resources turn those subjects into structured worksheets and notes.
The intended audience is UK readers who commission, organise or learn about cyber security work. The examples are illustrative. They are not reports of client engagements or claims of work carried out by the publisher.
Independent status
This publication is not affiliated with CREST, former operators of this domain, conference organisers or historical speakers. It is not the official conference website and does not sell tickets, provide accreditation or represent a professional body.
The use of a historical domain and references to past events do not imply that a previous operator continues to run the site. Names of organisations and speakers identify the sources or events discussed. Current event enquiries belong with CREST's official event information.
Authorship and evidence
New material is attributed to Serallo Domains Ltd as its organisational publisher. No named expert, professional qualification, conference attendance or external review is claimed. Historical sources are credited to their original publishers; new commentary is kept separate from what those sources establish.
The editorial policy explains the handling of research, automated assistance, source limits and corrections. The source register shows the evidence behind the historical records.
Contact the publisher
Email tom@serallo.co.uk with a correction, accessibility problem or question about this publication. Include the relevant page address so the issue can be located. The contact page explains which enquiries this site can help with.