Security Compass to host Equilibrium Conference
John E. Kaye
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The company’s first-ever conference, Equilibrium 2021, aims to bring together security and technology professionals to improve security and time to market in software development
Security Compass, developer of the industry’s first Balanced Development Automation (BDA) platform, today announced the details of Equilibrium Conference 2021, a one-day virtual event for security, risk and technology professionals and software developers. Taking place on Thursday, June 24, 2021, Equilibrium will bring together professionals interested in what’s next in information security, ranging from product development to risk management. To register for free, click here.
The Equilibrium Conference will feature keynote speakers Matthew Bohne, Vice President and Chief Product Security Officer, Honeywell, and Nicolas Chaillan, Chief Software Officer, U.S. Air Force. Attendees will also have the opportunity to hear from special guests and Security Compass experts who are motivated to engage and inspire fellow DevSecOps leaders about DevSecOps, Digital Transformation, Automation, Product Security, Threat Modeling, Cloud Adoption, PCI SSF, and more.
Through presentations, training sessions and networking opportunities designed for attendees in all industries, including financial services, insurance, technology, manufacturing, and government, Equilibrium Conference attendees can expect to:
Discover cutting edge approaches to secure software development: Discover new technologies and strategies used by security leaders in the industry to help propel secure development beyond 2021.
Gain best practices and practical takeaways: Learn key strategies that will move the needle in reaching a balance between speed and security in software development, enhancing existing programs and improving synergies between development, operations, and security teams.
Learn, share and connect with the DevSecOps community: Meet with your peers, industry leaders, and the wider DevSecOps community. You can chat directly, join panel discussions, or “meet up” for a one-to-one coffee chat.
Experience the latest DevSecOps tools and innovations in action without the pressure: Participate in featured product presentations, tutorials, and training sessions aimed at like-minded individuals of all skill levels and backgrounds.
“Security Compass is thrilled to announce our Equilibrium Conference and to create a unique experience for the DevSecOps community. After such a prolonged period of time without in-person events, we look forward to bringing together like-minded professionals and offering one-on-one networking opportunities,” said Rohit Sethi, CEO of Security Compass. “We hope that DevSecOps leaders will join us for this one-day journey to rebound from a year of mass-remote work, and to re-balance our need for speed, agility, and security in software development. Together, we can get closer to a world where we can trust technology.”
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Security Compass to host Equilibrium Conference
John E. Kaye
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- Home, Technology

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