We’re pulling back the curtain on the technology industry to reveal what life looks like when you're constantly aware of what can go wrong. From the loss of childlike wonder when encountering new tech to the ethical dilemmas posed by autonomous vehicles, we discuss the unique burden of seeing technology's darker possibilities. We’re examining how years of witnessing security breaches and system failures shape a professional outlook that balances innovation with caution. FOLLOW OUR SOCIAL MEDI...
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We’re pulling back the curtain on the technology industry to reveal what life looks like when you're constantly aware of what can go wrong. From the loss of childlike wonder when encountering new tech to the ethical dilemmas posed by autonomous vehicles, we discuss the unique burden of seeing technology's darker possibilities. We’re examining how years of witnessing security breaches and system failures shape a professional outlook that balances innovation with caution. FOLLOW OUR SOCIAL MEDI...
AI, AppSec and the Meaning of Life: The Answer is 42
The Security Table
45 minutes
5 months ago
AI, AppSec and the Meaning of Life: The Answer is 42
What are the core competencies that matter most for modern application security teams? Today we discuss understanding code and systems thinking and the crucial ability to assess risk in context - plus why your AppSec team might eventually get absorbed into engineering (and why it could be a good thing). We debate the role of developer mindset in security, the importance of technical depth over tool knowledge, and how to build teams that truly enable rather than gate development. FOLL...
The Security Table
We’re pulling back the curtain on the technology industry to reveal what life looks like when you're constantly aware of what can go wrong. From the loss of childlike wonder when encountering new tech to the ethical dilemmas posed by autonomous vehicles, we discuss the unique burden of seeing technology's darker possibilities. We’re examining how years of witnessing security breaches and system failures shape a professional outlook that balances innovation with caution. FOLLOW OUR SOCIAL MEDI...
