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AppSec Risk: You Can’t Manage What You Can’t Measure

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Sponsored by ZERONORTH

Wednesday, April 14, 2020
1 pm ET

The key to reducing AppSec risk is pretty simple. It all starts with AppSec visibility and everyone looking at the same data. AppSec visibility data provides the necessary insights to assess risk and drive accountability, to make the right business and operational decisions, and of course to prioritize remediation actions for AppSec vulnerabilities.

Join ZeroNorth’s DevSecOps experts, Dan Beauregard, Brian Kirk and Joanne Godfrey for a chat on what CISOs and Security teams need to know to understand and effectively communicate AppSec risk to all stakeholders – from the Board, to Business Unit leaders, DevOps teams and even to customers, partners and end users. 

This webinar will discuss real-world examples and cover key questions such:

  • What are the key AppSec risk questions your boss or your Board will ask you – sooner rather than later? 
  • What are the 5 top AppSec risk metrics every business unit leader or product owner must know? 
  • How do you find hidden “red flags,” security gaps and weaknesses in your AppSec posture?
  • How do you use AppSec risk insights to work more effectively with the DevOps team?
DAN BEAUREGARD
DevSecOps Evangelist - ZeroNorth
Dan Beauregard is ZeroNorth’s DevSecOps Evangelist, responsible for helping organizations deliver application security at the speed of DevOps. Dan has held numerous leadership roles in strategy, solution engineering and product management at leading cloud and application delivery companies (Digital.ai, XebiaLabs, Scalr, DynamicOps—acquired by VMware). He brings to ZeroNorth over 15 years of experience guiding organizations in their adoption of the latest cloud and DevSecOps technologies and is a Certified Solution Architect with AWS. He spent the first part of his career in Development, focusing on building highly distributed, fault-tolerant systems for leading storage companies. Dan holds a Master's degree in Electrical and Computer Engineering from Worcester Polytechnic Institute. Follow him on Twitter @dbeau72.
Brian Kirk
Head of Customer Success - ZeroNorth
As Head of Customer Success, Brian works with customers every day to help them advance their DevSecOps maturity. Brian is passionate about helping customers realize their full potential—prior to ZeroNorth he led Account Management for Logz.io and ran Customer Success Management for Black Duck Software. Brian holds an MBA from the MIT Sloan School of Management and a B.S. in Mechanical Engineering from the Pennsylvania State University.
Joanne Godfrey
Director of Product Marketing - ZeroNorth
An experienced product marketing professional, Joanne has worked on a wide range of enterprise technologies over the years including application, network and data security for software companies large and small. Joanne has also published articles on security topics in industry and business publications.

 

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