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Wednesday 29 May
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08:30
Register; grab a coffee. Mix, mingle and say hello to peers old and new.
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09:00
Welcome from Corinium and the Chairperson
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09:10
Speed Networking
Making new connections!During this 10-minute networking session, the aim of the game is to go and meet three people you don't already know. Use the questions on the screen to guide your conversation. Have fun!
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09:20
Opening Keynote
Platform Engineering: DevOps as an Enabling ProductTimothy Stokes - Global Systems Manager - Boeing
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09:45
Best Practices for DevSecOps Implementation in Agile Development
Suganthi Krishnavathi - Staff Solutions Engineer - SNYK
- Understanding how AI tackles current challenges in DevSecOps and elevating security measures in the face of sophisticated cyber threats
- Examining real-world use cases where AI is applied to detect, analyze, and mitigate threats within the DevOps lifecycle, showcasing its practical impact
- The future of AI in DevSecOps – proactively preparing for the integration of AI to enhance security posture
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10:10
Using AI to Build a Better Developer Experience
Andrew Boyagi - DevOps Evangelist - Atlassian
- Global trends in Platform Engineering as an approach to reduce DevOps cognitive load
- Raising the complexity limit to enable teams to deliver high quality software fast
- How to get started on your Platform Engineering journey and the steps to success
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10:35
Get refreshed! Mingle
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11:05
Panel Discussion
Shifting DevOps Mindset: Strategies to Reduce Cognitive Load- Understanding the concept of Platform Engineering and its pivotal role in supporting DevOps practices
- Empowering developers with internal developer platform – enabling self-service, reduce cognitive load, and optimising efficiency
- Understanding the significance of adopting a product-centric approach and treating platforms as products in reshaping DevOps Culture
Moderator:
- Andrew Horton, CTO, Threat Canary
Panellists:
- Jovana Dunisijevic, Software Engineer, Atlassian
- Vinod Bansal, Practice Manager – DevSecOps, QBE Insurance
- Uzair Majid, DevSecOps & Automation Security Lead, Major Australian Telco
- Shoeb Raihan, Cyber Security Manager, Western Sydney International Airport
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11:40
From DevOps to AI: Building A Data Strategy to Unlock the Potential of Rapid, Secure Data Delivery
Jon Dawes - Senior Solution Engineer - Delphix
- DevOps Data Challenge: Addressing slow data, shift left, breach risks, and compliance needs, while discussing the pitfalls of siloed compliance and synthetic data.
- Rapid, Secure Data Delivery: Defining useful data, creating assets through masking, and discussing data profiling, classification, unified masking, rapid delivery, and self-service capabilities.
- Unlocking AI Potential: Exploring AI's current market position and its data challenges similar to DevOps, emphasising the importance of good data amid security risks.
- Data's Vital Role: Highlighting data as crucial for DevOps and AI, underscoring the need for secure data delivery in the contemporary regulatory and security landscape.
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12:05
Fireside Chat
Elevating DevSecOps: Mastering Security in the Modern Era- Exploring the challenges of AppSec programs and strategies for heightened effectiveness
- Implementing secure CI/CD pipeline and understanding the true power of scalable DevSecOps
- Engineering practices that enable the scalability of DevSecOps processes, accommodating the evolving needs of modern software development
Speakers
- Daniel Liao, Principal Platform Engineer, Tyro Payments
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Vijay Jay, Practise Manager - DevSecOps & AI, Toyota Finance Australia
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12:30
DevSecOps in the Wild: Examining Global Security Factors in 2024
Phillip Ivancic - Head of Solution, APAC - Synopsys
The latest DevSecOps Report defines a vivid image of organizations’ journey to secure their software development pipelines, with intriguing conclusions about challenges, success factors, and risk exposure across industries and maturities. Integrating security controls across the development lifecycle and CI pipelines establishes mechanisms for rapid risk detection, accelerated remediation, and automated security gates. But aligning development, AppSec, and DevOps teams to realize a vision for secure DevOps requires a clear strategy.
Join us as we examine the key findings from the DevSecOps Survey and discuss:
- The state of DevSecOps across roles and technologies
- What a maturing DevSecOps program looks like and which tools and practices foster growth
- Recommendations for how to integrate application security without impeding DevOps
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12:55
Lunch and networking
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13:55
TRACK A
Automation, MLOPs & AI -
13:55
Innovative Release Management in Education Technology: A Journey Through Automation
Margarita Kuian - DevOps Release Manager - NSW Department of Education
- Exploring the power of automation within Agile frameworks, optimizing processes for speed, accuracy, and consistency
- Understanding how MLOps can inform release strategies through data analytics, predictive modeling, and adaptive release planning
- Elevating stakeholder communication using AI-powered insights, ensuring tailored and proactive engagement throughout the project lifecycle
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14:20
Securing the Software Supply Chain: The Importance of DevSecOps Governance and Value Stream Management in the AI-Driven Era
Gautam Rewati - Regional Solutions Engineer - Couchbase
AI from Cloud to Edge
As the demand for adaptive applications continues to rise, the integration of AI from cloud to edge becomes increasingly crucial. This approach enables real-time data processing and decision-making at the edge devices, enhancing the responsiveness and intelligence of applications. Couchbase stands out as a unique database solution in this landscape, offering seamless scalability, low latency, and robust support for edge computing architectures. Its ability to synchronize data across distributed nodes efficiently makes it an ideal choice for organizations seeking to harness AI capabilities across the entire network, from centralized cloud infrastructure to edge devices, to deliver dynamic and personalized user experiences.
Gautam Rewati, Regional Solutions Engineer, Couchbase
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14:45
Operationalising AI and ML for Managing Resources in the Cloud
Neha Boora - DevOps Manager - Class
- Enhancing observability with AI-infused monitoring by analysing observability data in real-time, providing insights into root causes and suggesting corrective actions
- Using AI/ML models to predict future workloads, allowing proactive resource planning and allocation
- Adjusting resource allocation based on real-time demand patterns, optimizing performance and minimizing costs by using AI
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15:10
Veracode: Your AI Development Security Shield
George Vatis - Director ANZ - Veracode
The AI coding revolution is here. While AI offers exciting possibilities, it also introduces new vulnerabilities. Veracode's fast, accurate scans keep pace with your AI-driven development, empowering you to stay secure. Our responsible AI solutions, Veracode Fix, help you rapidly reduce security debt and build secure applications in this dynamic environment.
Speakers:
- George Vatis, Director ANZ, Veracode
- Vincent Deng, Solution Architect ANZ, Veracode
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13:55
TRACK B
Migration & Scalability -
13:55
A Holistic Approach to Container Security
Anna Atlygina - Team Lead – DevSecOps - AXE Group
- People, Process, and Technology (PPT) in container security – how these key elements form the foundation of a robust security-focused environment for cloud-native workloads
- Emphasising the significance of securing by design in container security
- Uncovering the best practices for securing containerised workloads and exploring the tools to effectively safeguard applications
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14:20
Al Trends and Disruptions, DevSecOps Leaders are Considering
Ben Ridley - Solutions Architect - GitLab
This session will discuss the latest Al Trends for DevSecOps and how you can harness the power of Al to improve testing, security, documentation - streamlining your entire software development and deployment workflow! one workflow to unite your developers, security, and operations teams powered by Al.
We will share real-world examples and insights from his work at GitLab, highlighting how the company is at the forefront of integrating cutting-edge solutions into its platform to support the evolving needs of DevOps professionals.
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14:45
Your Application is Mostly Written by Strangers
Edwin Kwan - Head of Cyber Advisory and Application Security -
The software development and application security testing landscapes have changed significantly over the years. Application security, however, has not quite kept up and doing security is still an onerous and frustrating process, with security still slowing development down. Edwin will share a different approach to application security, where we're shifting security further left and focusing on the application's supply chain.
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15:10
Securing DevOps Success: Embedding Security Throughout the SDLC
- Cultivating a secure culture for DevSecOps maturity
- Examining effective security measures to safeguard the entire application development cycle
- Encouraging product and security ownership at every stage of SDLC and understanding the benefits or aligning development and security responsibilities
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15:35
Get refreshed! Mingle
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16:05
Cyber Risk Management in DevSecOps: Fuelling business decision-makers with meaningful metrics
Estevan Chaves - Director, Product Security for APAC - The Access Group
- Monitoring risks in DevSecOps (key metrics)
- Practical Vulnerability Management
- Insights for a Product Risk Dashboards
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16:30
Fortifying Against the Inevitable Cyberwar
Andrew Horton - CTO - Threat Canary
- Exploring the factors that make cyberwar seemingly inevitable and discussing the urgency for robust defence mechanism
- Drawing parallels between the need for automation in cyber defence today and the significance of the production line
- Reflecting on the historical intertwining of technology, markets, and war, and how this connection persists in 2024
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16:55
Chair's Closing Remarks
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17:00
Networking Drinks
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