SecAppDev 2024 - Architecture
SecAppDev 2024 offers three days of in-depth lectures and two days of hands-on workshops. Use the buttons below to navigate between the topics. The full schedule shows all sessions.
AI / ML security
Threat modeling
OWASP top 10
Authentication
Authorization
Architecture
Secure Coding
Supply chain security
API security
Web security
Cryptography
Governance
Application Security
WAF Whirlwind Tour - A one day introduction to OWASP ModSecurity and OWASP CRS
One-day workshop by Christian Folini in room Lemaire
Thursday June 6th, 09:00 - 17:30
The OWASP ModSecurity WAF engine and it's rule set counterpart OWASP CRS is the dominant team in the WAF world. Most commercial products are based on CRS and very often also ModSecurity. The key characteristic is the high detection rate and the transparency of the rule set. The generic nature of the rule set also comes with a painful downside: false positives.
In this one day workshop, we will look into the configuration of the WAF, we will write a few rules and we will namely fight false positives. The workshop is all you need to understand the basics and to get you started with WAF.
Learning goal: This workshop aims to equip participants with the skills to perform basic WAF configuration, write and read simple ModSecurity rules, and handle false positives.
Supercharging OAuth 2.0 security
Advanced lecture by Philippe De Ryck in room Lemaire
Tuesday June 4th, 16:00 - 17:30
Discover how to apply OAuth 2.0 in high-security scenarios, exploring its latest security enhancements. Learn about advanced features like Resource Indicators, JAR, PAR, and DPoP, gaining the knowledge to implement OAuth 2.0 securely.
Key takeaway: OAuth 2.0 offers various new security enhancements, including Resource Indicators, JAR, PAR, DPoP, designed for high-security environments
Introduction to Macaroons
Introductory lecture by Neil Madden in room Lemaire
Wednesday June 5th, 14:00 - 15:30
A deep dive into the workings of Macaroons, a novel authorization technique developed by Google. Learn the unique capabilities of this exciting new technology and how it is being deployed by multiple companies to secure the cloud.
Key takeaway: Learn when to use Macaroons vs other technologies for authentication tokens.
Security Signals - A framework to scale web security
Introductory lecture by Slawomir Goryczka in room West Wing
Tuesday June 4th, 14:00 - 15:30
Learn about Security Signals, a data-driven framework to scale web security, provide insights into security stance, and unique capabilities to manage security mitigations and remediations with high coverage, precision, and recall.
Key takeaway: Understand how and why security web infrastructure is built, used, and maintained at scale, also learn its components and capabilities it’s providing.
Technical approach to Zero Trust Application Access
Introductory lecture by Gijs Van Laer in room Lemaire
Monday June 3rd, 11:00 - 12:30
This session explores Zero Trust Application Access (ZTAA), a security model emphasizing "never trust, always verify". It'll cover the basics of ZTAA and important points for building and deploying applications within this strategy.
Key takeaway: You'll learn how to deploy Zero Trust Application Access (ZTAA) in small and large businesses and how to build applications according to ZTAA.