Even as the speed of software development increases, security remains a paramount concern. As organizations strive to keep pace with rapid innovation, they grapple with the dual challenge of maintaining agility while ensuring the security of their software products. Enter AppSec on the Move 2024, a pivotal event that promises to shed light on strategies for improving the return on investment (ROI) of application security (AppSec).
Software has permeated every industry, from healthcare to finance, and entertainment to logistics. With this widespread adoption comes an array of security challenges. How can development teams stay ahead of the curve, delivering secure software without compromising speed? The answer lies in understanding the intricacies of AppSec and finding effective ways to consolidate insight, processes, and tools.
Security teams have responded to the growing threat landscape by deploying an arsenal of tools. These tools address various aspects of security, from vulnerability scanning to code analysis, and penetration testing to threat modeling. However, this proliferation has unintended consequences. Teams now grapple with complexity, friction in the software development life cycle (SDLC), and an inflated total cost of ownership (TCO).
Recognizing the need for efficiency and simplicity, organizations are increasingly turning to vendor consolidation. According to Gartner, the percentage of organizations pursuing consolidation rose from 29% in 2020 to a staggering 75% in 2022. But consolidation is not merely about reducing the number of vendors; it’s about optimizing the entire AppSec ecosystem.
At AppSec on the Move 2024, we delve beyond the surface-level benefits of consolidation. Our keynote speaker, Nouredin Ali Elsaroubi, a seasoned security engineer, will guide us through a differentiated approach. Here’s what you’ll learn
In a cloud-centric world, application security must adapt. Our second session, featuring Molka Elleuch, an expert in cloud-based security practices, will cover these issues in depth. Here’s what’s in store.
AI coding assistants, including Microsoft Copilot and ChatGPT, have emerged as powerful allies for developers. These tools augment human creativity and efficiency by suggesting code snippets, catching errors, and providing context-aware recommendations. However, with great power comes great responsibility. Teams must navigate the risks associated with AI-generated code while harnessing its potential.
Join our third session featuring Patrick Carey, senior director of product marketing for Synopsys Software Integrity Group, who will share insights on maximizing productivity while mitigating risks. Here’s what’s in store.
Key risks and precautions
Safeguards for confident use
In our fourth session, led by Tim Mackey, Synopsys open source evangelist and head of software supply chain risk strategy, will cover the European Union’s Cyber Resilience Act (CRA). Learn about how the CRA sets guidelines for enhancing cybersecurity across digital services. Although enforcement begins in 2026, proactive steps are essential.
Alignment with modern AppSec practices
Don’t miss out on this opportunity to enhance your AppSec knowledge. Whether you’re a developer, security professional, or IT leader, AppSec on the Move 2024 promises actionable insights and networking opportunities. Register now and be part of the revolution in software security.
The AppSec landscape is in constant change. The question is, how can you ensure that you keep up when the bar keeps moving?