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Security Basics For Open Source Enthusiasts

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Session Description

In today's interconnected world, software security is paramount. This talk will equip you with the fundamental knowledge needed to develop applications hardened against malicious attacks. We'll delve into practical strategies for building robust software, focusing on proactive security measures to minimize vulnerabilities. Furthermore, we'll explore effective techniques for rapid incident response, enabling you to mitigate damage and accelerate recovery when exploits occur.

Drawing on the expertise of the Open Source Security Foundation (OpenSSF), a collaborative effort dedicated to enhancing open source security, this session will provide actionable tips for secure software development and utilization. You'll gain insights into best practices for leveraging both open source and proprietary tools within a secure framework. Join us to learn how to build resilient software and contribute to a safer digital ecosystem.

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FOSS

Speakers

Ram Iyengar
Security Evangelist OpenSSF
Ram Iyengar

Ram Iyengar has been breaking, and occasionally fixing, software for 15 years. As an engineer and educator obsessed with open source and security, he's a perpetual tinkerer, constantly pushing the boundaries of what's possible, and what's advisable. He also occasionally emerges from his lab to build communities and share his hard-won wisdom. Approach with caution (and maybe a bug report).

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