Strengthen your development process with cutting-edge security practices. Connect with experts, explore automation, secure containers, and gain practical insights through interactive sessions and real-world case studies. The event brings together developers, security experts, and industry leaders to seamlessly integrate security into every step of the develo…
Modern applications run on layered platforms, third-party extensions, and AI assisted development and tooling, each introducing dependencies that traditional supply chain controls …
We'll cover: How to prepare your organisation for frontier models; Reducing risk across the software supply chain; Enabling developer velocity through a trusted path.
Software supply chain attacks are shifting. Attackers aren't really hunting for vulnerabilities in source code anymore, they are going after the trust that developers put in packag…
In this innovative session, attendees will be faced with a series of scenarios that they may face in their roles. Attendees will discuss the possible courses of action with their p…
The rise of AI is introducing supply chain–style risks we’ve seen before in open source. The way developers pick, use, and secure components has direct parallels to how organisatio…
Governance and audit processes often span disconnected tools, manual approvals, and time-consuming evidence collection. This session explores how GitLab helps teams bring governanc…
Modern engineering teams move fast, and AppSec teams are constantly negotiating when to block, when to slow down, and when to accept risk to keep delivery on track. As exceptions, …
What does it mean when 26 companies show up, and 6 bet on three roles at once?
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The Triple-Threat
38% of the speakers carry senior titles: C-suite, Founder, VP, or Director-level.
Of 24 on the bill · classified by free-text title
These companies sponsored two or more peer events recently, but aren't on this program. For an organizer, that's a list of warm prospects.