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EVENT DETAILS |
We're excited to announce our upcoming June meetup, which will be hosted by the wonderful Traceable team at Harness HQ in San Francisco. Refreshments will be sponsored by Defy Security. Get ready for insightful discussions & the chance to network with some of the brightest minds in the industry.
Agenda:
5:00 - 5:45: Doors open, networking & food
5:45 - 6:30: Talk 1: API Security Blunders: Tales from the Cyber Trenches - Anjum Ahuja
6:30 - 7:15: Talk 2: Had a Cyber Incident? Better Call Saul! - Daniel Davis
7:15 - 8:00: Talk 3: Details to follow
Talk 1:
Speaker:
Anjum Ahuja
Title:
API Security Blunders: Tales from the Cyber Trenches
Abstract:
In this session, we dive into API Security by dissecting real-world blunders that have caused security breaches. We'll guide you through the process of identifying these anti-patterns & provide insights to effectively defend against such attacks.
Speaker Bio:
Anjum is the Director of Security Research at Traceable.ai. He has worked on different aspects of security engineering specifically Detection engineering & Incident response, AppSec & Threat Intelligence. He has presented at conferences like BSidesSF, BSidesCharm, & has multiple patents issued for IOT Security.
Talk 2:
Speaker: Daniel Davis
Title: Had a Cyber Incident? Better Call Saul!
Abstract: If you're a CISO, you're already calling your lawyer. The rest of you are going - huh??? From the SEC's legal action against Solarwinds to the looming specters of CMMC 2.0 & CIRCIA, when will cybersecurity's transformation into a legal domain be complete?
Speaker Bio:
No, Daniel isn't a lawyer, but he did stay at a Holiday Inn Express last night (does that one still hold up???). Cybersecurity isn't the first technical discipline to be legal-lite as he learned running safety programs for military aerospace programs. When things go wrong, people will always want to know who signed off on it.
This experience led Daniel to Lyft's autonomous vehicle division to create a public-private partnership to develop a framework for safety & cybersecurity for AVs. Today, he's the founder of Mindpipe, which will be open sourcing a next generation, end-to-end RAG pipeline leveraging open knowledge graph frameworks.
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