| CFP closed at | August 18, 2016 23:00 UTC |
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AppSecUSA 2016 in Washington DC, October 11 - 14, is one of the largest security conferences in the United States. As part of this year’s conference, we are including a full day of “Rugged DevOps and Security” presentations. We are looking for DevOps user and practitioner stories highlighting the benefits of integrating security early in the development lifecyle through automation, as well as change management stories on what it takes to make a cultural shift to automated security.
The intended audience for Rugged DevOps at AppSecUSA 2016 is the security practitioner who is interested in working with DevOps automation concepts and methodologies as part of the software development lifecycle.
We want to hear your story on integrating and automating security into DevOps. What worked? What didn’t work? What would you do differently? Submissions close August 18, 2016. We look forward to hearing from you.
CFP Description
Real world application of automated security is the focus of the presentations for the Rugged DevOps track. Below we list a few ideas for presentations, but are open to other stories that might illuminate and educate our audience to the benefits, and pitfalls, of integrating security into the DevOps Software Supply Chain.
Suggested topics for Rugged DevOps at AppSecUSA 2016
- Real world story about how you are/have automated security in the software supply chain
- Industry examples of how security as part of DevOps is important in your industry
- Social aspects of change management during the DevOps transformation process
- Industry reports featuring statistics relevant to security in DevOps
- Pitfalls to look for as a security architect moving into DevOps
- Automation of security in the software supply chain
Presentation Logistics
- Presentations are 30 minutes with 10 minute audience Q&A to follow, and 5 minute transitions between sessions.
- A microphone, projector and speaker podium will be provided.
- Please do not assume internet connectivity will be available.
- Slide presentations should be in PowerPoint or PDF for easy distribution after the presentation.
- While commercial tools can be mentioned as part of an integrated software supply chain, talks should not be vendor related or mandate a specific tool or product.