Thu, Apr 9 · 6:30 PM EEST
Security is a critical part of modern distributed systems, but it’s often misunderstood or misconfigured. From encrypted communication between services to secure cloud architectures, building reliable platforms requires more than simply enabling default security settings.
In the upcoming SEB Talks IT meetup, we will explore how data is protected in real-world systems using Kafka and Google Cloud. Our speakers will share practical examples of secure data pipelines, encryption in practice, and common security pitfalls developers should avoid when working with cloud infrastructure.
Whether you're a developer, architect, DevOps engineer, or security enthusiast, this meetup will give you practical insights into how security is implemented in large-scale systems.
Agenda 18:15 – Doors open18:30 – Welcome and introductionsPresentation by Algirdas : “Transport Layer Security and mTLS in Kafka” Presentation by Božena : “Common Mistakes: Cloud & Security in Real-Time Financial Systems” 19:20 – Questions and Answers19:30 – Networking, drinks, and snacksAbout the speakers Algirdas Klimavičius – Real-time data engineer responsible for Kafka platform strategy at SEB.Božena Nevinskienė – Data Engineering Tech Lead at SEB, specializing in Data and Cloud technologies.
Please note that all talks will be in English.
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