Stephanie
Domas
CISO at Canonical
"Responsible consumption of open source"
"Responsible consumption of open source"
Fri May 23 - 9:30 AM EDT/New York (See in local time)
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"Responsible consumption of open source"
"Responsible consumption of open source"
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Session: Responsible consumption of open source
Open source software represents a majority of the most commonly used software in the world. Odds are you have open source software in your environment, or are looking to incorporate it. In this talk well some of the key tenants leaders need to be thinking about in the responsible consumption of open source, to make informed decisions.Key Takeaways
- what is open source
- why responsible adoption is necessary
- Key ares to focus for consumption
- tips on how to incorporate into practice
Bio
Having started her career with over 10 years of ethical hacking, reverse engineering, and advanced vulnerability analysis, Stephanie has a deep knowledge and passion for the hacker mindset.Pivoting her offensive skills to the defense she built and led two successful cybersecurity businesses focused on defense of embedded systems, medical devices and the healthcare industry.
Stephanie is currently the Chief Information Security Officer (CISO) at Canonical. The maintainers of the world's most popular Linux operating system, Ubuntu. Previously she was the Chief Security Technology Strategist for Intel. where she owned the cross Intel security technology strategy, formulating and implementing strategies to accelerate Intel’s strength, competitiveness, and revenue growth in the area of Security.
