Navigating the Serverless, Containerized, and IaC Vulnerability Management Revolution

They promised it would be a breeze! Serverless functions, containers, and infrastructure as code were supposed to simplify vulnerability management. But hold onto your seats, because we'll dive into why these technologies demanding a whole new set of skills, tools, and a mindset shift for anyone in the game. Are you ready to shake up your vulnerability management game? Join us as we discover the must-have skills and attitude adjustments for staying on top.
Learning Objectives:
- Understand how vulnerability management needs to adapt at cloud speeds
- Learn new skills vulnerability management teams and leaders need to succeed
- Introduction to technologies that can help meet the new challenges
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About the Speaker
With a career spanning over 20 years that has included working in network design, IP telephony, service development, security and project management, Jonathan has a deep technical background that provides a wealth of information he draws upon when teaching. Currently, Jonathan works for the Canadian Government conducting cyber security research in the areas of vulnerability management and automated remediation. He is also an independent security consultant. Jonathan is a co-author and instructor for SANS LDR516: Building and Leading Vulnerability Management Programs. Learn more about Jonathan at www.sans.org/p...
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