Keynote: Fireside Chat with Window Snyder & Katherine Druckman
summary
Device platforms lag behind OS and mobile security and cause long‑lived risks in cars, medical gear and infrastructure; the practical fixes offered are concrete: move to memory‑safe languages to cut the ~65–70% of CVE memory bugs, adopt software bill of materials for visibility, minimize attack surface with input validation and modularize or remove rarely used features so vulnerabilities affect fewer users, and treat data collection as a liability—build deletion and abstraction into AI training pipelines.
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chapters (9)
- 0:00Introduction and welcome
- 0:42Device security challenges
- 3:53Development cycles in security
- 8:51Open source security challenges
- 12:26Prioritizing security in small projects
- 15:35Balancing openness and security
- 17:41Future security concerns
- 20:29Personal security journey
- 22:56Closing remarks
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