What we’re about
TechYeet is an invite-only slack community (3000+ people) that brings members together for fun to see what innovative ideas and professional opportunities ensue. Fun activities include lunches, coffees, happy hours, golfing, hiking, skiing, poker, and much more.
If you would like an invite to the TechYeet slack, ask a member.
Note: past activities displayed in this meetup group are only a small sampling of the overall activities happening in the TechYeet slack. Other meetup organizers are welcome to join the TechYeet slack and promote their meetups in our events channel.
Upcoming events (4)
See all- Jobseekers Support GroupLink visible for attendees
This event is for members of the TechYeet community that are looking for jobs or interested in helping other members of the community find jobs. Let's come together and help each other!
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Note: this event is only open to members of the TechYeet slack community and information for attending the event is in slack. You cannot join this event if you are not in slack.If you are interested in joining, send a message to the host on LinkedIn and ask for an invitation to the TechYeet slack.
Host: Charissa Pilster (LinkedIn)
- TechYeet Leaders LunchNeeds location
TechYeet Leaders Lunch @ Undisclosed Location
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Note: This event is NOT open to the public, it is an invite-only event for select leaders of the TechYeet community. If you would like information on the community of TechYeet, including how to join, connect and message the host on LinkedIn.Host: Jason Jaques (LinkedIn)
- TechYeet Admins LunchNeeds location
TechYeet Admins Lunch @ Undisclosed Location
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Note: This event is NOT open to the public, it is an invite-only event for select leaders of the TechYeet community. If you would like information on the community of TechYeet, including how to join, connect and message the host on LinkedIn.Host: Jason Jaques (LinkedIn)
- Is Threat Modeling Scalable?Link visible for attendees
This is a copy to help spread the word. Here's the link to actual "Let's Talk Software Security!" meetup group event: https://www.meetup.com/lets-talk-software-security/events/295782987
Threat Modeling can be a very beneficial practice to bring your security and engineering teams together to learn on both sides while identifying opportunities to guard against identified threats, but does this model scale?
This is not a presentation, but rather a topic-focused open discussion where we'll address these questions and more. Here are some questions to get us started, but the conversation tends to take a life of its own.
- What are the benefits of threat modeling at scale?
- Is there a certain skillset required to threat model?
- Do threat modeling tools help scale effectively?
Come and bring your opinions and ask questions to direct the conversation where you desire, or just listen and learn. It's always a great chat with great people!
