Security

Session Security

Privacy-First Re-Architecture

Monday Dec 5 / 12:30PM PST

The tech industry grew organically the last few decades. We built new innovations on top of old. We evolved systems and technologies to meet new challenges. Decisions of the past became assumptions of today.

Speaker image - Nimisha Asthagiri

Nimisha Asthagiri

Principal Consultant @Thoughtworks

Session Security

Vulnerability Inbox Zero

Monday Dec 5 / 11:20AM PST

You have a vulnerability problem. You run a scanner. Now you have two problems - vulnerabilities and a mess of scanner results to process.

Speaker image - Alex Smolen

Alex Smolen

Director of Security @LaunchDarkly

Session Security

Scaling Defenses Amidst Evolving Threat Landscape

Monday Dec 5 / 10:10AM PST

Security services that defend against malicious or fraudulent traffic operate in an unpredictable and constantly evolving threat landscape. The dynamic nature of attack traffic means that as attacks evolve, our defenses must evolve too.

Speaker image - Aditi Gupta

Aditi Gupta

Staff Security Software Engineer @Netflix

Session Security

A Big Dashboard of Problems

Monday Dec 5 / 09:00AM PST

We have all heard "an ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure" in medicine, but the security industry isn't so sure. This talk explores the forefront of simple and effective preventative strategies.

Speaker image - Travis McPeak

Travis McPeak

Founder and CEO @ResourcelyInc

Session Architecture

Log4Shell Response Patterns & Learnings From Them

Thursday Dec 1 / 12:30PM PST

In early December 2021, rumors about a remote code execution (RCE) vulnerability in Log4j began circulating on social media, dubbed Log4Shell. Over the next three days, those rumors were confirmed and the immense scope of the vulnerability became clear.

Speaker image - Tapabrata Pal

Tapabrata Pal

Vice President of Architecture @Fidelity

Session Architecture

Dark Side of DevOps

Thursday Dec 1 / 10:10AM PST

Topics like “you build it, you run it” and “shifting testing/security/data governance left” are popular: moving things to the earlier stages of software development, empowering engineers, shifting control definitely sounds good.

Speaker image - Mykyta Protsenko

Mykyta Protsenko

Senior Software Engineer @Netflix