How to Win Stakeholder Allegiance for Your Security Programme
Date: 14th October 2021
Time: 9:00-11:00am
Location: The Swan at the Globe, London, SE1 9DT
Join us for our latest in-person Leaders in AppSec event, where we bring together a community of security professionals to learn from each others’ experiences whilst also hearing from industry experts. During this event, we will explore the topic of “How to Win Stakeholder Allegiance for Your Security Programme”.
Speakers (More to be announced)
Ciaran Martin, MD @Paladin (Former Head of NCSC)
James Rees, MD and Principal Consultant @Razorthorn
Jon Gray, Technical Information Security Officer @PWC
Erhan Temurkan, CISO @ Bink
Nearly 80% of senior IT and IT security leaders believe their organisations lack sufficient protection against cyberattacks (Forbes 2021). Whether it’s your CEO, CISO, Dev Manager or team of developers, every person is a key player to the success of a security programme. However, it can often feel like an uphill battle to get everyone on the start line, whether that’s from; under communicating, mis-aligned priorities or even just not having enough time. During this event, we will hear from industry leaders (more to be announced) how they have overcome their stakeholder challenges and created allies for a successful security programme.
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Due to part of our covid-19 safety measures, we are limiting numbers at this event to ensure that attendees have a safe space for social distancing, so please register now to avoid disappointment!
Please see below some of the measures that we are putting in place for everyone's safety:
- ALL attendees to show their NHS Covid Pass on entry. If you are unable to provide this proof, you will unfortunately be turned away from the event.
- Balcony doors will remain open at all times to increase airflow, so please dress appropriately
- For any areas where social distancing isn't possible, we encourage attendees to wear a mask
- All attendees must check in using the NHS track and trace app
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Past Session: From Dev to DevSec
Waterfall, Agile, DevOps... it seems that every few years, a new methodology is born for optimum software creation within an organization. While these processes all have their strengths and weaknesses, the streamlining (and, er, previously absent red tape) they bring can feel like somewhat of a hindrance to the main goal of the developer: building awesome features. Join our panel of AppSec experts to discuss their journey from Dev to DevSec and how they have overcome the obstacles.
Past Session: Tools Vs People
Meet a panel of experts who will tell their stories of success, including their own strategies for balancing tools with adequate training and people investment, in order to achieve the security best practice needed to safely navigate a world of increased scrutiny and attack potency.
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