Build Composable Enterprises With API Building Blocks That Are Secure By Design

A C2SR Colloquia Series | Distinguished Webinar Series.
The Distinguished Speaker Webinar Series is aimed at advancing the state-of-the-art concepts and methods in artificial intelligence and cyber security areas. The series is jointly hosted by the Centers for Cyber Security and AI Research and the School of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science (SEECS) at the University of North Dakota College of Engineering & Mines.
Speaker Biography:
Prasenjit Banerjee is a Director of Integration Architecture at Salesforce. Prasenjit Is an Industry expert in API Design, Management, and Governance. He has been working on API Security for the last 8 years. Prasenjit has over 16 years of experience in Integration Architecture, Event Driven Architecture, SOA, and Middleware. Prasenjit holds an MBA from Chicago Booth ‘2021 with concentrations in Finance, Strategy, Marketing, and Entrepreneurship. He also has a Bachelor of Technology from West Bengal University of Technology, India. Prasenjit is actively involved with professional organizations and is the Chapter Chair for IEEE COMSOC Chicago Society and IEEE Computer Society. Prasenjit is passionate and excited about the possibilities of AI and data science and the potential they hold to serve the world for the greater good.
About the Webinar:
In today's world, every organization, whether large or small, leverages several applications to achieve its business outcomes. While some of these applications are cloud-based, others are hybrid. These systems must be integrated in meaningful ways to unlock their true potential. APIs are building blocks to connect these systems both internally within the ecosystem and externally. However, If these APIs are not secured and well-governed, they put the entire organization and the business at risk. How do we make sure that APIs are secure by design, irrespective of the tech stack used to build them? How do we ensure that the realm of API security is policy-driven and can be administered on demand? Let's explore an approach to securing and governing enterprise APIs irrespective of the tools and technology stack across three pillars people, process, and technology.