Making the Impossible Possible

Mitigation & Magic

September 28, 2021
Making the Impossible Possible: The Trick to Increasing Speed to Market While Reducing Risk

When it comes to deploying software, you want to crank releases out as fast as possible, but you also want to ensure that your software is secure. The perfect combination of speed to market and an acceptable amount of risk can feel like an illusion, a well-executed magic trick.

What if we told you that the illusion is within reach? With the right application security (AppSec) program, the seemingly impossible is possible. Join us as we discuss this common conundrum and offer tips on:

  • Integrating security tools into your CI/CD pipeline
  • Automating processes whenever possible
  • Training your developers in secure coding best practices

And, if you’re lucky, we might have a few additional tricks up our sleeves.

Join the Magic!

Speakers

VJ Viswanathan

CEO

TORQE

Mitigation & Magic Speaker

VJ Viswanathan is a veteran global technology executive recognized and awarded for technology innovation, capability transformation and inclusive leadership. Most recently, VJ is the founding partner at CYFORIX, a global cybersecurity research, advisory & strategy firm delivering solutions to public and private sectors. He serves as the CEO at TORQE, a specialized due diligence, advisory and technology services firm delivering value through analytics and automation. VJ is also the co-host of ELEVATEINTEL, a podcast series at the nexus of technology, social and defense.

With over 25 years of Enterprise technology, Cyber Security, Privacy, Compliance and Risk Management experience, VJ has a detailed track record of designing, implementing and leading highly successful programs, products & services at multinational brands spanning CPG, Telecom, Media, Supply-chain & Finance segments.
As a strategic thought leader, VJ has delivered the first of its kind "Supply Chain Security" & “Omni-channel Risk management” frameworks. As a published author and featured keynote speaker at global industry events, he approaches disruptive digital paradigms with innovation, creativity and active collaboration with his key industry peers, national & international law enforcement and defense groups.

VJ is an active advisor, investor at select incubators & accelerators groups. As a strategic advisor to VC & PE firms, he specializes in developing market analysis, competitive product road map and guides in opportunity mapping. As a Board member and subject matter advisor to CEOs and Corporate directors, VJ evaluates and audits cyber security program for veracity and operational effectiveness.

VJ is passionate about animal rights and giving back to the technology & security industry. He has created a rescue & foster care group for large breed dogs. He is actively engaged with academic institutions and purpose driven professional groups like ‘Minorities in Cyber security’, where he serves as the Board member and chair of mentorship programs to develop the next generation talent through coaching and facilitating scholarships for cyber security education.

Scott Simpson

VP, Global Solutions Architecture

Veracode

Mitigation & Magic Speaker

Scott Simpson is a Vice President of Global Solutions Architecture at Veracode. Scott has been an information and application security practitioner for over 20 years. Currently, Scott leads a team of application security subject matter experts who engage with prospects and customers to build world class application security programs so their developers can build secure software, faster. More and more this means providing thought leadership to organizations undergoing development and cloud transformation. His team’s experience in this area puts us in a unique position to develop solutions that address the challenges these organizations face, and we welcome the opportunity to provide leadership.

Deepak Chebbi

Director of Solution Architecture

AmerisourceBergen

Mitigation & Magic Speaker

As Director Business Applications IT (Fortune 10 drug wholesale company with annual revenues of $18) he has established the business technology strategy and provided architectural oversight and solution delivery for approximately $200+ million multi-phase transformation projects with a resulting IRR of approximately 50+% across Supply Chain Management, Finance and Accounting, Customer Management, Human Resources, Marketing, and Business Intelligence and Data Analytics Business Capabilities.

Kaz McCoy

CIO/ISO/Director of Information Technology/ISO

Mitsubishi Electric Power Products Inc

Mitigation & Magic Speaker

As CIO and Director Of Information Technology & Security he has a demonstrated history of working in the electrical and electronic manufacturing industry. Skilled in Network Administration, Strategic Planning, Customer Relationship Management (CRM), Data Modeling, and IT Strategy. Strong business development professional graduated from University of Pittsburgh - Joseph M. Katz Graduate School of Business.

September 28, 2021
Virtual

Agenda

All times Pacific Standard Time (PST)

3:00 PM-3:15 PM

Welcome & Opening Remarks


3:15 PM-3:45 PM
Fireside Chat

Making the Impossible Possible: The Trick to Increasing Speed to Market While Reducing Risk

When it comes to deploying software, you want to crank releases out as fast as possible, but you also want to ensure that your software is secure. The perfect combination of speed to market and an acceptable amount of risk can feel like an illusion, a well-executed magic trick.

What if we told you that the illusion is within reach? With the right application security (AppSec) program, the seemingly impossible is possible. Join us as we discuss this common conundrum and offer tips on:

  • Integrating security tools into your CI/CD pipeline
  • Automating processes whenever possible
  • Training your developers in secure coding best practices

3:45 PM-4:25 PM

Entertainment

Prepare to be absolutely mind-blown by our Chief Magical Officer's unique mix of magic, mentalism and comedy...it's an experience you'll never forget.


4:25 PM-4:30 PM

Closing Remarks


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