Securing Modern Software

Software is leading a revolution around the world. Every industry has software at its heart, from transport to finance and health, helping improve outcomes for our people, businesses, and communities.

If this new technology is to achieve its lofty goals, it must be reliable, scalable, and secure.  With such a big challenge ahead of us, it is more important than ever that our entire software community is part of this mission.

In this track, we will explore where innovation meets cyber security and how we can bring security into our definitions of software quality - taking ownership of keeping our data, people, and systems safe from within the development team.


From this track

Session

A Zero Trust Future for Applications: Practical Implementation and Pitfalls

If you are building applications which are critical for your organization's revenue than you would be looking at a zero trust future for most of the applications.

Speaker image - Ashish Rajan
Ashish Rajan

CISO @Kaizenteq Ltd, Host of "Cloud Security Podcast", and SANS Trainer for Cloud Security, 13+ Years Experience in the CyberSecurity Industry

Session

Trends in InfoSec: Data Minimisation, Autoclassification, and Ethical AI

Laws are changing around the world to require frequent disposal of high-risk information, to reduce the impact of (inevitable) breaches. As such, ‘records management’ is now cyber discipline, but one that has not previously been well enabled by technology.

Speaker image - Rachael Greaves
Rachael Greaves

Co-Founder and CEO @Castlepoint Systems

Date

Wednesday Apr 10 / 10:35AM BST

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Track Host

Laura Bell Main

CEO @SafeStack

Laura Bell Main is recognized as a global leader in developing secure software. As the CEO of SafeStack, a leading secure development education platform, she helps software development leaders worldwide engage their entire team in cyber security. She is the co-author of "Agile Application Security" (O’Reilly Media)  and "Security for Everyone" (Holloway). Her work has been featured in many international publications, including  WIRED and MIT Tech Review. She has presented at BlackHat USA, RenderATL, and leading international software development and cyber security conferences. 

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