Call for Speakers
DevSecCon 2024 : Developing AI Trust
8 Oct 2024
Online
Explore the critical intersection of AI and application security at DevSecCon 2024, a free virtual summit hosted by Snyk. Join DevOps, development, and security professionals as we explore the latest tools and best practices to mitigate risk, ensure responsible development, and empower innovation. Help us build a trusted foundation for the future of AI and DevSecOps. Your participation can inspire change, drive innovation, and contribute to the collective knowledge of the community. Join us in this critical conversation and help lead the way in secure, AI-driven development.
Why Submit Your Talk?
This is your opportunity to be at the forefront of shaping the future of secure AI development. By sharing your expertise, you can help bridge the gap between developers, security professionals, and operations teams, fostering a culture of collaboration and shared responsibility.
The landscape of software development is rapidly evolving, with AI integration at the forefront. This one-day event, "Engineering AI Trust," seeks passionate development, operations and security experts to share their knowledge and experiences building prescriptive DevSecOps approaches and achieving trust in software development.
Key Themes:
Open Source Security: Learn and share best practices for secure software development and dive into the latest tools and methodologies for identifying, mitigating, and preventing vulnerabilities in open source software. Contribute to topics like Supply Chain Security, Continuous Monitoring & Automation, and Security Architecture Design Principles.
AI Security: As AI becomes an integral part of development workflows, managing risk and scaling security operations is paramount. Present your insights on AI-Powered Security Testing, Scaling Vulnerability Management for AI Development, and Ensuring Visibility into AI-Developed Applications.
Security Culture & Education: Share how to foster a culture of security ownership and bridge the gap between development, security and operations teams. Discuss strategies for Building a Culture of Security Ownership Across Teams, Measuring Code Quality and Security, and Building a Threat Modeling Culture for Proactive Security.
Call for Speakers
27 Jun 2024
15 Aug 2024
The future of innovation hinges on achieving trust. As modern development embraces cloud, DevOps, and now AI, establishing trust between developers, security professionals and operations is crucial for success. This one-day event, "Developing AI Trust" delves into the critical strategies & the prescriptive DevSecOps approach needed to build and maintain trust in the age of AI-powered development.
CFP Info
If your talk is accepted, you will be notified on August 27th. The organizing team will then contact you to review the content, with all finalized content to be ready by September 6th. Please note that all talks for the event will be pre-recorded, not live sessions. Speaker recordings will take place during the weeks of September 16th and September 23rd.
Session Formats
You can submit proposals for one of the following:
- Keynote (30min) - Inspiring and thought-provoking session.
- Lightning Talk (15min + 5min Q&A) - Sessions designed for speakers to give a quickfire view of a particular subject
We are looking for proposals in the following areas:
Open Source Security: Learn best practices for secure software development as well as the latest tools and methodologies for identifying, mitigating, and preventing vulnerabilities in open source software.
CFP Topics
- Supply Chain Security
- Continuous Monitoring & Automation for Open Source Security
- Design Principles and Security Architecture
AI Security: Discover how organizations can manage risk and scale their security operations while incorporating AI into their development workflows.
CFP Topics
- AI-Powered Security Testing
- Scaling Vulnerability Management for AI development
- Ensuring Visibility into Apps Developed with AI
Security Culture & Education: Explore how to bridge the gap between development, security, and operations teams, fostering a culture of collaboration and shared responsibility for secure application development.
CFP Topics:
- Building a Culture of Security Ownership Across Teams
- Measuring Code Quality and Security
- Building a Threat Modeling Culture for Proactive Security
**Note**
- Please provide a detailed abstract. Abstracts that do not clearly define the talk or are less than a paragraph will not be considered.
- Abstracts that are vague and do not include in-depth details will not be considered.
- Provide your top three (3) key takeaways for attendees.
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