Security Track Preview

Security remains one of the most popular tracks at ATO, and for good reason. It impacts nearly everyone, and its effectiveness depends on active and responsible management, principles at the core of open source. 

Take a look at the sessions and speakers being featured below, and plan now to see them live in Raleigh in October!

*Note, the Security track will take place in room 303 on the 3rd floor of the Raleigh Convention Center.

Special thanks to Pomerium for making the track possible!

Monday, October 13

Eve Martin-Jones' headshot
Hayden Blauzvern's headshot

Whoops! I Accidentally Open-Sourced My Cloud Keys

Eve Martin-Jones & Hayden Blauzvern, Google

Jack Cable's headshot

Secure Vibes Only: What AI Copilots Mean for Security

Jack Cable, Corridor

Andre Elizondo's headshot

Hack-Proof AI: Building Security Through Collaboration

Andre Elizondo, Wiz

2-for-1 Block
Robert Jacobi's headshot

The 7 Security Layers – One OSI to Rule Them All

Robert Jacobi, Blackwall

Sam Bellen's headshot

Paradigm Shift!

Sam Bellen, AuthO 

Tuesday, October 14

Jessica Schumaker's headshot

Who’s Commit is it Anyway? Understanding git commit metadata

Jessica Schumaker, GitHub

Kubernetes Without Borders: Building Zero Trust Security for Dynamic Workloads

Nick Taylor, Pomerium

2-for-1 Block
Jeremy Stanley's headshot

Transparent Vulnerability Management

Jeremy Stanley, OpenInfra Foundation

Amir Montazery's headshot

Success Stories in Open Source: Third Party Security Audits

Amir Montazery, Open Source Technology Improvement Fund, Inc

Brett Smith's headshot

Supply Chain Robots, Electric Sheep, and SLSA

Brett Smith, SAS Institute, Inc.