Are Low-Code and No-Code Tools a Security Risk?
summary
Examines security challenges and risks introduced by low-code and no-code platforms (cloud-powered, drag-and-drop app builders) when non-developers create and run custom business solutions. Focuses on what can go wrong from a security team’s perspective and the threats that arise from democratizing development.
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chapters (17)
- 0:00Intro
- 1:19Business Perception
- 2:08Frustration
- 3:01Challenges
- 3:56Business Challenges
- 8:32Business vs IT
- 10:27HyperCard
- 12:08Microsoft Access
- 14:04Macros
- 16:30Cloud Services
- 19:32Extreme
- 22:54LCAP
- 25:23OAuth Top 10
- 28:47Contained vs Connected
- 30:36Honeycomb Demo
- 35:53Connected Platforms
- 44:13Takeaways
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