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Cloud (Is) Native, but Security Isn’t

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Sponsored by CHECKMARX


Tuesday, June 29, 2021
9 a.m. ET
 
“Cloud-native” is no longer just a buzzword. The benefits of faster releases, easier management, and reliability make it a very attractive architecture solution. However, while the idea of “shifting to the cloud” is great in theory, it doesn’t come without its fair share of obstacles for organizations, especially when ensuring security is brought into the fold. Traditional AST methodologies used are often not sufficient for more complex, cloud-native applications, requiring new approaches.
 
In this talk, we’ll discuss the differences between traditional and cloud-native application security, the challenges AppSec teams may face with these cutting-edge architectures, and best practices that should be taken into consideration when testing and securing these applications.
 
Erez Yalon
Head of Security Research - Checkmarx

Erez Yalon, Head of Security Research, oversees Checkmarx’s research team comprising analysts, pen-testers, secure developers, and bug bounty hunters. He brings vast experience to his position, and his efforts empower today’s developers and organizations to deliver more secure software, applications, and devices. Erez is the co-founder of the DEF CON AppSec Village and co-led the development of the OWASP API Security Top 10 list. Over the years, Erez has been invited to speak at prominent events, including RSA Conference, Infosecurity Europe, Black Hat, and DEF CON, while also being featured in news outlets such as Fortune, Forbes, WIRED, TechCrunch, and Dark Reading. 

CHARLES KOLODGY
Analyst - Accelerated Strategies Group
Charles J. Kolodgy is a security strategist, visionary, forecaster, historian, educator, and advisor who has been involved in the cyber security field for over 25 years. He is an Analyst with  Accelerated Strategies Group  and Principal at Security Mindsets. His views and understanding of information and computer security were shaped during his years at the National Security Agency. During that time he held a variety of analyst and managerial positions within both the information assurance and operations directorates. Following NSA is was a a Research Vice President covering security markets for IDC and then a Senior Security Strategist for IBM Security. Over the years he has identified market trends and authored numerous documents to explain market realities and has been a speaker at many security conferences and events, including the RSA Conference, CIO Conference, CEIG, and IANS. He has been widely quoted in the media. He is best known for naming and defining the Unified Threat Management (UTM) market which continues to be one of the strongest cyber security markets with vendor revenue of $3 billion per year. He has been a leading analyst on software security, encryption, and the human element.

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