We would like to invite you to our next SBA Security Meetup! Looking forward to see you!
Talk 1: Security and Privacy by Design in the SDLC: Why, When, How?
By: Catherine Easdon
Talk 2: TBA
—–Event & Details—–
Talk 1:
Title: Security and Privacy by Design in the SDLC: Why, When, How?
Abstract: Security and privacy: so important, but so tricky to get right! You’ve likely encountered some common security controls in the software development lifecycle, such as code scanning, penetration testing, and threat modeling. But why do we use these controls, when are they most effective, and how do you roll them out efficiently at scale? And what even is a privacy control, anyway? In this session, we’ll explore what security by design and privacy by design mean in practice for software development and discuss the unique challenges of each.
Talk language: English
Talk 2:
TBA
Agenda
18:00 Gathering
18:20 Intro
18:30 — 19:00 Talk 1
19:00 — 19:10 Q&A Talk 1
19:10 — 19:40 Talk 2
19:40 — 19:50 Q&A Talk 2
From 19:50: Socializing, snacks & drinks
About the Speakers
Catherine Easdon
Cat is an engineer and researcher exploring the intersection of privacy, security, and tech policy. At Dynatrace, she translates law and policy into code to protect users and integrates privacy controls into the SDLC. She also engages on tech policy issues, most recently as a fellow at the Internet Society and at Virtual Routes. Previously, she hacked CPUs for a living in academia, investigating how hardware behavior leaks sensitive data within software. When she’s not coding, you’ll usually find her knee-deep in snow in the mountains!
Further information:
This meeting is organized as an on-site event only! This event will be hosted by Dynatrace, find the information on how to get there down below!
How to get up:
At the elevator, entrance is a small display showing you the floor where it is going. Enter if you see the number 22. You can also hold your card against the bottom of the display to get the elevator letter. When you arrive in the ICON tower, walk straight to the info point and ask for a visitor’s card for Dynatrace (22nd floor). They will explain your way to tower 24. Walk through the 1st glass door. At the 2nd glass door, you will need your visitor’s card (left side) and hold it against the card reader to open. At the turnstiles, hold your visitor card against the card reader, walk through and look at the screen on your slide (while entering). The screen will display a letter (A-D) about which elevator you need to take.
This event is hosted by Vienna ACM SIGSAC Chapter and IEEE SMC/CS Austria Chapter.
Photo credit: Catherine Easdon