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State of (Absolute) AppSecBSidesSF 20262026-03-21
Panel argues application security must adapt to non-deterministic AI-infused apps where models change runtime behavior, not just scan outputs. Concrete changes…
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Sharing VulnerabilitiesBSidesSF 20252025-04-26
Reflective keynote arguing that emotional intelligence tangibly improves careers and relationships, illustrated with concrete examples: a supply chain…
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TL;DR: Applying AI to SecurityBSidesSF 20242024-05-04
Survey of concrete experiments and tools: LLMs are used to triage AppSec findings with Semgrep-style rules, run agents that call Nmap Zap Nuclei and other…
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Eradicating Vulnerability Classes by Shelving SAST and Embracing Secure Defaults and InvariantsOWASP Global AppSec Virtual 20202020-10-22
Argues that replacing mass bug hunting with enforced secure defaults and invariants removes whole classes of flaws, citing Microsoft’s ~41% reduction from…
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How to 10X Your Company’s Security (Without a Series D)BSidesSF 20202020-02-23
Summarizes a practical playbook pulled from 50+ talks and dozens of tools and shows concrete wins: continuous PR scanning with fast AST checks using sgrep AST…
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DevSecOps State of the UnionBSidesSF 20192019-03-03
Summarizes ~40 recent DevSecOps talks and distills concrete wins: automated least‑privilege via repo‑kid that prunes AWS permissions until failure, an…
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How Leading Companies Are Scaling Their SecurityOWASP AppSec Europe 20182018-07-02
Companies describe concrete measures and results: automated scrapers of Slack and JIRA to surface security-relevant work, internal threat‑model webapps that…
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The SecDevOpronomiconBSidesSF 20182018-04-15
Security teams are often outnumbered 100 to 1, so the talk argues for two concrete levers: ship secure-by-default libraries (examples: ban raw md5 by exposing…
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SecDevOps: Current Research and Best PracticesOWASP AppSec California 20182018-01-30
Covers concrete SecDevOps moves: build secure-by-default libraries (example wrapper that bans MD5), run fast git hooks and linters like eslint to block eval…
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