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DevSecOps for Platform Teams: A Discussion on Making It Easy to Do the Right Thing

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Daniel Bryant, Product Architect, Ambassador Labs

Mario Plat, VP Head of Information Security, CloudMargin

Katie Gamanji, Cloud Platform Engineer, American Express

Melissa Benua, Director of Engineering, mParticle

We all know that security is everyone's responsibility, but with increasingly complicated application cloud-based platforms being built it is not always obvious who is responsible for what. For example, how can leaders encourage developers to think about security and key integration points between the apps and the platform; and how can platform engineers make it easy for development teams to do the right thing in regard to security? Join this panel session to learn from platform builders and team leaders about DevSecOps for the modern platform.

Topics to be discussed:

  • Key technologies, practices, and processes in relation to implementing security within a cloud platform (and how to prioritize them)

  • How to balance dev and ops responsibility for platform security

  • How security relates to observability (and understandability)

  • How developers can get started with learning about platform security

  • Common Kubernetes security gotchas

Curious for more? Learn why Snyk is loved by both developers and security teams and how you can secure your Cloud Native Application Stack by visiting snyk.io.

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