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What I Learned from Four Years of Science-ing the Crap out of DevOps
Nicole Forsgren shares the results of studies spanning four years and 25,000 DevOps data points: continuous delivery and Lean management practices improves quality and security outcomes.
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Are Your Microservices Naked and Afraid?
Alan Ho and Sandeep Murusupalli discuss the right type of protection (OAuth/Throttling) and monitoring (e.g. bot monitoring) needed to be put in place to properly manage microservices.
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Security Vulnerabilities in 3rd Party Code: FIX ALL THE THINGS
Kymberlee Price discusses vulnerability data and explores the source and spread of these vulnerabilities through products, along with advice on what can be done to address security vulnerabilities.
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Containers, FTW!
Michael Hausenblas introduces containers, microservices and dealing with security, monitoring and troubleshooting using Apache Mesos/Marathon and Kubernetes.
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Banking from the Future: Cryptocurrency Key Storage
Olaf Carlson-Wee examines various novel cryptosystems used to facilitate the secure storage of billions of dollars in global crypto banks.
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Cloud Native Security: Rotate, Repair, Repave
Justin Smith outlines principles and practices of Cloud Native Security and how Cloud Foundry can be part of a strategy to increase velocity and security.
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Getting Towards Real Sandbox Containers
Jessie Frazelle discusses the differences between application sandboxes and containers, including rootless containers, custom AppArmor profiles, seccomp profiling, and the future of container security
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Access and Secret Management in Cloud Services
Ryan Lane talks about the concepts and tooling for wrangling identity, access management, and secrets (passwords, ssl certificates, access tokens, etc.) in cloud services.
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Offense at Scale
Chris Rohlf talks about how we look at offense in a world of large containerized deployments and ephemeral environments, explaining why the traditional model is no longer relevant.
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The Nihilist’s Guide to Wrecking Humans & Systems
Christina Camilleri talks about how social engineering can be used in conjunction with technical attacks to create sophisticated and destructive attack chains and shares some real world war stories.
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Modern iOS Application Security
Dan Guido talks about the current state of iOS attacks, reviews available security APIs, why they are not good enough, and the design of the Mobile Application Security Toolkit to address risks.
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Automating Security at Slack
Ryan Huber talks about some of the ways Slack approaches collecting, inspecting, and communicating security information to the security team and to the individuals in their organization.