[TALK]@Telematika

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Live Patching, Virtual Machine Introspection and Vulnerability Management: A Primer and Practical Guide

January 21, 2020

The talk covers several technologies and best practices to managing Security Vulnerabilities, which are told as interconnected stories. We will cover how the largest clouds in production came togeth …

Security + design * data science: A bot story

January 21, 2020

The security industry continues to struggle with alert fatigue as the talent shortage grows. Security has yet to fully embrace the power of UX to help security workers do more with less. Bobby Filar and Rich Seymour explain how they developed a chatbot, combining machine learning within an intuitive UI to expedite data search and discovery and enhance detection and response to security threats.

The razor's edge: Cutting your TLS baggage

January 21, 2020

Jan Schaumann shares insights into TLS cipher specs and protocols and threat analysis of dozens of vulnerabilities and attacks and explains how to effect change across a diverse legacy stack, how to collaborate with a significant number of teams on goals that may not be directly in line with their roadmaps, and how to get buy-in from your executives.

Why cloud-native enterprise security matters (sponsored by Pivotal)

January 21, 2020

Matt Stine offers an overview of the three principles of cloud-native securityrotate user credentials frequently, so they are only useful for a short time; repave servers and applications from a known good state often; and repair vulnerable software as soon as updates are availableand explains how this approach helps you deal with the exponentially increasing volume and velocity of threats.

Cloud native: Security threat or opportunity?

January 20, 2020

Your organization wants to go cloud native, but you don't want to hit the headlines as the victim of the latest hacking scandal. Liz Rice addresses the questions you need answers to: Will your deployments be less secure or more? How do DevOps processes like CI/CD and cluster orchestration affect your security profile? And what can we all do to minimize the risk of exploits?

Continuous performance engineering: Moving fast without breaking things

January 20, 2020

With ever-increasing demands for fast business change, how can we ensure our digital channels reflect the exacting standards of performance our customers (and business owners) expect? What does this look like in an age of DevOps and continuous delivery? Thomas Barns and John Pillar share a strategy for shifting left and automating performance analysis.

Keynote: How International Politics Has Come to Cyberspace

January 17, 2020

Dr. Catherine Lotrionte Over the past two decades, governments and non-state actors have become increasingly sophisticated in their attacks on the digital systems …

Securing an IoT System from the Ground Up

January 16, 2020

Hacks involving IoT devices are now familiar headline news. DDoS attacks on major websites, remote control of cars and medical devices, surveillance using devices in homes, and more are increasingly c …

GPU-accelerating a deep learning anomaly detection platform

January 3, 2020

How can deep learning be employed to create a system that monitors network traffic, operations data, and system logs to reliably flag risk and unearth potential threats? Satish Dandu, Joshua Patterson, and Michael Balint explain how to bootstrap a deep learning framework to detect risk and threats in operational production systems, using best-of-breed GPU-accelerated open source tools.

Keynote: Hacking is Childs Play, Literally!

January 3, 2020

IoT is a buzz word but what does that mean? Internet of Things or Internet of Toys or Internet of Threats. In this keynote, 11 year old, Reuben Paul aka The Cyber Ninja would discuss and demonstrate h …

BoF: How Open Source Project Xen Puts Security Software Vendors Ahead of Emerging Threats

December 28, 2019

This presentation covers a real-world case study of Bitdefender Hypervisor Introspection (HVI) that is based on Xen Project software. On April 14th, The Shadow Brokers released the Eternalblue exploit …

The real project of AI ethics

December 28, 2019

AI has been with us for hundreds of years; there's no "singularity" step change. Joanna Bryson explains that the main threat of AI is not that it will do anything to us but what we are already doing to each other with itpredicting and manipulating our own and others' behavior.

Rebuilding Trust Through Blockchains and Open Source

December 25, 2019

Global confidence in institutions is in steep decline worldwide, from politics to business to schools and non-profits. Technology lets us down too, from AWS outages to surveillance teddy bears. Trust …

Deploying a reproducible course

December 23, 2019

Web-based textbooks and interactive simulations built in Jupyter notebooks provide an entry point for course participants to reproduce content they are shown and dive into the code used to build them. Lindsey Heagy and Rowan Cockett share strategies and tools for developing an educational stack that emerged from the deployment of a course on geophysics and some lessons learned along the way.

Live and let die: The need for an AI-enabled enterprise (sponsored by Arago)

December 18, 2019

The internet giants are fully embracing AI. The services they offer are all aimed at using data to draw a map of the world, and they are using AI to build disruptive approaches that can't be replicated by established enterprises, which are threatened by these disruptions. However, as Rene Buest explains, most leaders still underestimate the effect this will have on their businesses.

From placid planners to passionate pioneers: In pursuit of the next thing

December 16, 2019

When you're a scrappy startup, being nimble, agile, and flexible comes with the territory. But how do you maintain agility when you're a much, much larger company? Hope is not lost. Roy Rapoport shares critical leadership practicesfocusing on encouraging failure, growing heretics, and empowering dissentthat will help you maintain a technical and organizational edge.

Internet traffic growth: Why platforms are critical for developers (sponsored by Akamai)

December 15, 2019

Using statistics about internet traffic patterns and growth from the past decade as a backdrop, Corey Scobie shares insights as to how and why edge computing clouds are so critical to the success of builders of scalable apps.

Scale it to a billion: How to build it, keep it safe, and keep it running

December 13, 2019

Pete Cheslock shares the operational and security practices that helped Threat Stack scale while staying stable and secure, covering technology and tools and the various scale points that forced hard decisions.

The Power of Application Intent Analysis for Container Security [I]

December 13, 2019

As containers gain mainstream momentum and cloud-native applications surge, practices such as DevOps culture, continuous delivery, cloud development and containerization require a reinvention of secur …

Reliable prediction: Handling uncertainty

November 30, 2019

Reliable prediction is the ability of a predictive model to explicitly measure the uncertainty involved in a prediction without feedback. Robin Senge shares two approaches to measure different types of uncertainty involved in a prediction.

A question of trust: When good containers go bad

November 29, 2019

Container deployments are based on trustwe trust our applications, developers, and infrastructure to be secure and confidently deploy microservices. But what happens when trust is broken? Tim Mackey explores the nature of data center threats and shares measures you can take to proactively identify risks.

Containers are cool, but how do you secure them?

November 26, 2019

As container proliferation accelerates, threat surfaces increase, and new security concerns emerge as applications go into production. Merlin Glynn explores some of the headaches of running secure container workloads at scale and shares methods for addressing key challenges.

Rebuilding trust through blockchains and open source

November 21, 2019

Global confidence in institutions is in steep decline worldwide. Technology frequently lets us down too. Brian Behlendorf explains why trust is essential to building a functioning society and how it's under serious threat. Brian argues that open source software offers a model for how we can work together, even when we have no reason to trust each other.

Paint the landscape and secure your data center with Apache Spot

November 4, 2019

Cesar Berho and Alan Ross offer an overview of open source project Apache Spot (incubating), which delivers next-generation cybersecurity analytics architecture through unsupervised learning using machine-learning techniques at cloud scale for anomaly detection.