Disappearing Green Crisps? - Toby Irvine & AWS Security - Paul Schwarzenberger

This month we're being treated to a taste of nostalgia, preceded by some genuinely actionable insights! We'll hear from Paul Schwarzenberger on the three AWS security improvements you can implement immediately, followed by a session from Toby on how and why we're not shifting left in our operations. Our security-focused double bill will likely end in a discussion in the nearest pub over some cold beverages.
We look forward to seeing you there!

Agenda:
18:00 - Doors open
18:15 - Intros
18:30 - Lightning Talk - Paul Schwarzenberger
19:00 - Main Event - Toby Irvine
Followed by a trip to the nearest pub for a chat

Main Talk Abstract:
Join Toby on an eclectic and extremely scientific journey of discovery through the world of technology. We’ll see what happened to those manky green crisps you used to get in the bag, learn how we’re not ‘shifting left’ nearly far enough and finally answer the question that’s been vexing philosophers through the ages, ‘What is Quality?'

Toby's Bio:
Toby Irvine is the CEO and one of the co-founders of Secure Delivery. He has spent (well) over 20 years in secure software engineering, designing and building large scale on-premise and cloud systems across many industries. He’s established & managed secure engineering and security engineering functions in highly regulated organisations.

Lighting Talk Abstract:
Ditch the bastions, delete that privileged CI/CD IAM user, and stop CloudFront bypass. Do it now! In each case, Paul will explore the security impact, demonstrate a practical solution, and provide open-source infrastructure-as-code examples.

Paul's Bio:
Paul Schwarzenberger is a well-known member of the London cloud security community, having spoken at conferences and meetups including SecurityBSides London, DevSecCon, fwd:cloudsec and SANS CloudSecNext. He’s a cloud security engineer and former A Cloud Guru instructor, with enterprise experience and professional level certifications across AWS, Azure and GCP.