Data
IT Security Summit Berlin
The Hands-on conference for Cloud, DevSecOps, Web, API, and AI-Driven Security
45Speakers
31Sponsors
17Sessions
46Companies · in total
Speakers
Programmed at IT, in alphabetical order.
Anna Lavrova
Expert for Agile Leadership & Human Systems · Wemanity Belgium
Aurélien Svevi
Expert in Application Security, Team Integration, DevSecOps & Security Education
Bea Hughes
Infrastructure Security Expert · Color
Ben Linders
Expert in team and organizational improvement, collaboration, gamification, and psychological safety.
Boaz Barzel
Field CTO Specializing in Shift-Left Innovation, Risk Management, and DevSecOps · OX Security
Boris Cipot
Expert in Application Security
Brian Vlootman
Expert in Cybersecurity & Resilience Strategist for Digital Banking
Christian Salzmann-Jäckel
Linux Architect and Kubernetes Expert · Zuse Institute Berlin
Christian Schneider
Application & AI Security Architect · Schneider IT-Security
Christian Wenz
Web veteran and expert in web security · Actition GmbH
Constanze Roedig
Expert in Cyberresilience via eBPF, CloudNative & OSS Research
Dr. Renato Samperio
Expert IT Professional, Roboticist and Software Engineer
Erkan Yanar
Linux and DevOps Consultant Focused on MySQL and Containers
Ivan Kovačević
Expert in Cyber range trainings, Cybersecurity exercises
James Eastham
Expert in modern software architecture · Datadog
Jay Shah
Cyber Security, DevSecOps & Gen AI Professional. Global Speaker & Community Builder
John Willis
DevOps & IT Risk Researcher, Author & Governance Expert
Julian Iavarone
Expert in Web- and API-Security
Julius Mischok
Expert for software quality
Kris Buytaert
DevOps pioneer: Building resilient, collaborative infrastructures
Marcel Claassen
Cloud Security Expert
Marcus Bointon
Email expert Security wiz PHP developer · Devalps
Sponsors
The companies behind the program. Tiers as disclosed.
Agenda
Selected from 17 sessions.
- 10:30 - 11:15
AI-Accelerated Delivery: Predicting Release Risk Before Production
Modern software delivery is entering a high-velocity phase driven by AI-assisted development and platform engineering. While CI/CD pipelines allow teams to ship faster than ever, c…
- 10:30 - 11:15
Latest is not a strategy
Modern software isn't just the code we write - it's a constantly shifting collection of dependencies, build tools, containers, and services, all with their own versions. This talk …
- 10:45 - 11:30
It's just a jump to the left: the Time Warp of DevSecOps
It's just a jump to the left: the Time Warp of DevSecOps. We bought into the Emperor's New DevOps, so we're secure now, right? Well, maybe, maybe not. Let's talk about what securit…
- 10:45 - 11:30
Security HTTP Headers: The Good, the Bad and the Ugly
A while ago, web browsers were considered the #1 security risk on the web. Today, they are the last line of defense. Modern, secure web applications leverage such headers for two r…
- 11:45 - 12:30
Digital sovereignty with OpenStack on Kubernetes – a GitOps approach for managing OpenStack clouds with operators
Organizations are increasingly seeking ways to maintain control over their infrastructure and data. This talk presents an approach to achieving digital sovereignty by deploying Ope…
- 11:45 - 12:30
Threat Modeling Agentic AI Systems Across Five Threat Zones
EchoLeak (CVE-2025-32711) in Microsoft Copilot showed what happens when prompt injection hits an agentic system: a single malicious email, no click required, cascaded through retri…
- 12:00 - 12:45
Taming LLMs: Observability, Tracing, and Security in the Wild
LLMs don't play by the rules. Their inputs and outputs are inherently unpredictable – and when you deploy them in customer-facing applications like chatbots, that unpredictability …
- 12:00 - 12:45
There Is No "Left" Left: Building a Self-Pentesting Pipeline
Shift left was a nice idea. In a world where AI ships hundreds of changes a day, there is no 'left' to shift to, and your quarterly pentest is out of date the moment it lands. So I…
- 14:45 - 15:30
Data sovereignty - what it really means?
When we talk about “where data lives,” it’s not just about the storage location. It’s also about where the data is processed, transformed, and governed, and which jurisdiction ulti…
Company intelligence
What does it mean when 46 companies show up, and 3 bet on three roles at once?
46 companies. three are betting more than once.
The numbers below are derived from the speakers, sponsors, and exhibitors on this page, cross-referenced into one ledger. They are the only thing here that 10times.com cannot tell you.
In the same series
Prior and forthcoming editions
- IT Security Summit Berlin 2026· BerlinJun 2026· past
Related events
Same brand, other regions
- IT Security Summit Munich 2026Nov 2026