Conclusions and Key Takeaways from Day 2
summary
Panel lists concrete takeaways: SBOMs help but often act as a checklist rather than risk maps, so a proposed netbom (allowed API endpoints and hosts) surfaces actual attack telemetry; client‑side CSAM scanning relied on heuristic fingerprinting that can be poisoned; researchers file an open letter with >500 signatures against EIDAS web‑PKI inclusion; multiparty computation, encrypted search and several hardware research prototypes move from papers into usable tools, while crypto agility remains the urgent operational gap.
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chapters (12)
- 0:00Session introduction
- 2:20Keynote panel intro
- 5:03Vulnerability disclosure
- 9:11Software bills of materials
- 14:42Supply chain and SBOM
- 18:29Policy vs technical reality
- 26:13Privacy and surveillance
- 31:07Cloud security strategies
- 33:42Future security outlook
- 37:50Audience Q&A: Research
- 40:09Audience Q&A: Quantum
- 44:25Closing thoughts
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