Security | Threat Detection | Cyberattacks | DevSecOps | Compliance

In this video, we'll address the elephant in the room: the growing concern of AI being used for malicious purposes. With the rise of malware and ransomware attacks, it's becoming far too easy for outsiders to become insiders in this dangerous world. I'll be discussing ChatGPT and its role in this trend, as well as exploring the reasons why individuals turn to AI automation as a means of generating income. Join me for an eye-opening conversation about the dark side of AI and the urgent need for responsible use and regulation. - Richard Cassidy

ThreatQuotient's Director of Alliances, Haig Colter, assumes the role of host in our series Hangin’ with Haig: Conversations Beyond the Keyboard. In our upcoming episode, we welcome Valéry Marchive. Co-founder of LeMagIT, Valéry has been its editor-in-chief since January 2020. A computer scientist by training, he specialised in cybersecurity and has developed an investigative approach to his journalistic practice, both in studying known cyberattacks and in understanding the dynamics of cybercrime. For several years, he has meticulously investigated cyber attacks with ransomware and their perpetrators.

Moderated by Ben Arent, DevRel Manager at Teleport. Panelists: Joseph Conti, Production Engineer at Jump Trading Group; Chris Spann, Production Engineer.

In this video, we explore the economics behind ransomware and how it has been democratized through the use of cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin. While the recent breach affecting multiple companies is concerning, the real interesting aspect is the commercial, professional cybercrime as a service economy that has emerged as a result. We discuss how the ability to monetize ransomware has led to its rise and how alternative forms of payment like Amazon vouchers were previously used before the widespread adoption of cryptocurrencies. It's not just about the technology aspect - the economics behind ransomware are equally fascinating.

OWASP stands for Open Web Application Security Project. This non-profit foundation works to improve software security. They have published a top 10 list that acts as an awareness document for developers. It represents a broad consensus about the most critical security risks. Our goal at Snyk Learn is to educate developers and one way we do that is by covering the OWASP top 10 list.

Join Brian Vallelunga, CEO & Founder of Doppler and Rob Picard, Security Lead at Vanta as they as they reveal secrets… about secrets strategy! They'll deep dive into this very technical process, and provide tips for managing a secrets strategy effectively within your organization.

What is GraphQL? In this quick 2-minute video, you'll learn the basics of GraphQL and how it compares to REST APIs. GraphQL is a query language that enables developers to retrieve the exact data they need from an API, rather than over-fetching or under-fetching data, while REST API requires multiple requests to retrieve the same data. In this tutorial, you'll learn how to define a schema, create queries, and make requests to a GraphQL API.

Developers love choosing their own tech stack, and it's time for us, DevSecOps pros, to do the same. With Jit's vendor-agnostic control orchestration framework, you can choose the security tools you want for your tech stack.

Delve into the responsibilities and importance of DevSecOps , and address several crucial aspects of DevSecOps, including the ideal timing for implementation, the responsibilities and qualifications of the team or individual responsible for managing the DevSecOps function, KPIs for evaluating success, and the direction in which the role of DevSecOps is evolving. Our Panelists: Alexander “Sasha” Barshay DevSecOps Team Lead @Qwilt Rom Carmel CEO @apono.io Heath Newburn Distinguished Field Engineer @Pagerduty Idan Pinto DevSecOps @fiverr.