Track host
About the track
With the rise of ransomware and cyber attacks, security has become a board level issue. Staying secure is increasingly important but security and compliance can often be an afterthought, bolt-on and hindrance to productivity. How do we make the secure path, the easiest path, for all users? How can we build security earlier?
During the day we will hear from many industry experts covering how to build security and compliance capabilities in highly regulated enterprise industries and look at multiple projects such as OWASP ASVS for testing security controls and providing security requirements and the Open SSF scorecard for assessing security risks through automated checks. We will finish the day with an interactive panel and look forward to answering your questions.
Sessions in this track
Monday 27 March. 6 sessions per track, chosen and introduced by the Track Host.
10:35 Windsor (5th Fl.) Session security Security Checks Simplified: How to Implement Best Practices with Ease Varun Sharma CEO and Co-Founder @Step_Security Many organizations are confronted with multiple issues flagged by security tools; are you struggling with security remediation? If so, this talk is for you. 11:50 Mountbatten (6th Fl.) Session cloud How to Build a Successful Cloud Capability on a Heavy Regulated Organization Ana Sirvent Principal DevOps Engineer @KPMG UK On KPMG, working in a highly regulated industry ourselves, we know and feel the pain of enabling innovation and teams to do what they do best. 13:40 Windsor (5th Fl.) Session security Sustainable Security Requirements with the ASVS Josh Grossman Application Security Consultant & CTO @BounceSecurity Shift left? Spread left? Regardless of terminology, we want to be thinking about security earlier on in the development lifecycle. Ideally whilst we are still gathering the business requirements. 14:55 Rutherford (4th Fl.) Unconference Unconference: Building Security in Earlier Shane Hastie Global Delivery Lead @SoftEd, Lead Editor for Culture & Methods @InfoQ What is an unconference? An unconference is a participant-driven meeting. Attendees come together, bringing their challenges and relying on the experience and know-how of their peers for solutions. 16:10 Westminster (4th Fl.) Panel Panel: Building Security in Earlier Ana Sirvent, Josh Grossman, Varun Sharma, Henry Tze Software security is an essential aspect of any digital product, yet it is often neglected until the late stages of the development lifecycle. This approach leaves organizations vulnerable to cyberattacks, which can result in costly data breaches, reputational damage, and legal liabilities. 17:25 Whittle (3rd Fl.) Session automation Getting Developers into F1 Driver Seats with Security? Henry Tze Lead Cloud Security Engineer @Virgin Media O2 At Virgin Media O2, we are in a race of digital transformation which requires many different types of skillsets and people. This resulted in waves of hiring new blood, contractors and skilling up existing engineers/developers.QCon London 2023 is a three day conference for senior software engineers, architects and team leads. An international program committee of working engineers selects every session. Patterns and practices, not products and pitches.