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What Has Changed (or Not) Since Our Last Visit? – Ming Chow – PSW #679

-What are we seeing from infosec graduates as they come into the enterprise to begin their careers?

-How has data privacy changed since 2014?

-Is the cloud a solution, or creates more problems?

-How does the changing model of application architecture and security testing improve things? (DevOps, "shift left" testing, IAST, etc.)

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Guest

Ming Chow
Ming Chow
Associate Teaching Professor at Tufts University Department of Computer Science

Senior Instructor at the Tufts University Department of Computer Science. Ten years of web development experience.

Specialties: Web and Mobile Development, Web and Mobile Security

Hosts

Paul Asadoorian
Paul Asadoorian
Founder at Security Weekly
Jeff Man
Jeff Man
Sr. InfoSec Consultant – Online Business Systems at Online Business Sytems
Larry Pesce
Larry Pesce
Product Security Research and Analysis Director at Finite State
Lee Neely
Lee Neely
Information Assurance APL at Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory
Tyler Robinson
Tyler Robinson
Director of Offensive Security & Research at Trimarc Security, Founder & CEO at Dark Element

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