Manufacturing & Industrial

Sword and Shield: Security Strategy Needs Both Offense & Defense

In this session, two titans of the industry demonstrate the critical synergy between Red Teaming and Blue Teaming in software security. Meghana Rao, a VAPT and Cloud Security specialist, explains offensive security, while Shubham Mishra, a seasoned Threat Hunter, details how defensive strategies stop attacks before they start. Whether you're a developer or a…

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37Speakers

0Sponsors

25On the bill · sessions

26Companies · in total

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Speakers

Programmed at Sword, in alphabetical order.

Adolfo García Veytia

Chainguard

Andrew Pollock

Google

Arnaud J Le Hors

IBM

Ben Hirschberg

Armo

Billy Lynch

Chainguard

Cheuk Ting Ho

Python Software Foundation

Christopher (CRob) Robinson

Intel

CRob

Intel

David A. Wheeler

Linux Foundation

Eddie Knight

Sonatype

Eloi Bail

Savoir-faire Linux

Evan Anderson

Stacklok

Jay White

Microsoft

Jeffrey Borek

IBM

Jonathan Leitschuh

Open Source Security Foundation

Joshua Lock

Verizon

Kara Olive

Google

Laura Seay

Red Hat

Mathieu Dupré

Savoir-faire Linux

Meghana Rao

VAPT and Cloud Security specialist

Michael Dawson

Red Hat

Michael Lieberman

Kusari

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Agenda

Selected from 25 sessions on the bill.

Monday, September 18th
5 Open Source Security Tools All Developers Should Know About
OpenSSF Day Europe
Monday, September 18th
A Beginner’s View of Public Instances
OpenSSF Day Europe
Monday, September 18th
Collaborating Along The Software Supply Chain
OpenSSF Day Europe
Monday, September 18th
Exploring the Large Language Models Open-Source Security Landscape
OpenSSF Day Europe
Monday, September 18th
I Drank What? (Or Intel’s Experiences Using OpenSSF Scorecard To Better Secure Our Software Portfolio)
OpenSSF Day Europe
Monday, September 18th
In Honk We Trust: Better Build Pipelines
OpenSSF Day Europe
Monday, September 18th
Keynote Session: A Balancing Act: Collaboratively Developing Security in the Open
OpenSSF Day Europe
Monday, September 18th
OpenVEX: Six Months of Progress as an OpenSSF Project
OpenSSF Day Europe
Monday, September 18th
OSV and the Life of an Open Source Vulnerability
OpenSSF Day Europe

Intermission

Part the Second · For the Buyer

An audience of 26 companies, parsed from the program.

26 companies in attendance.

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Who's in the room

0All threespeak · spons · exh

0Sponsoringsponsor only

26Companies Speakingspeaker only

Speakers by seniority

3% of the speakers carry senior titles — C-suite, Founder, VP, or Director-level.

C-suite13%
Manager / Lead13%
Engineer · IC25%
Other roles3389%

Of 37 on the bill · classified by free-text title

Most-represented companies

Sponsors by tier

Tiers were not disclosed for this event.

Sword and Shield: Security Strategy Needs Both Offense & Defense

5 Open Source Security Tools All Developers Should Know About

A Beginner’s View of Public Instances

Collaborating Along The Software Supply Chain

Exploring the Large Language Models Open-Source Security Landscape

I Drank What? (Or Intel’s Experiences Using OpenSSF Scorecard To Better Secure Our Software Portfolio)

In Honk We Trust: Better Build Pipelines

Keynote Session: A Balancing Act: Collaboratively Developing Security in the Open

OpenVEX: Six Months of Progress as an OpenSSF Project

OSV and the Life of an Open Source Vulnerability

26 companies in attendance.