Presented at
AppSec USA 2017,
Sept. 21, 2017, 5 p.m.
(45 minutes).
The traditional approach for security teams has involved the existence
of a siloed department, slow gatekeeping controls designed in a world of
Waterfall development, and processes that aren't nearly as agile as they
should be.
The New York Times has staked its future on being a destination for
readers; the way we gather and report news is changing, so is the way we
develop products. We, the security team, need to re-examine whether
we're living up to our responsibilities and potential.
This talk will share practical lessons learned at The New York Times on
how to build and foster a culture of security across the organization.
As part of this, the talk will also explore how we can adapt to better
confront the new challenges we face as security practitioners.
Presenters:
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Runa A. Sandvik
as Runa A. Sanvik
Runa Sandvik is the Director of Information Security at The New YorkTimes. Her primary focus over the past year has been the newsroom andhelping reporters better understand the challenges they are facing. Runaloves to travel and has spoken at numerous conferences around the world.She is a former developer with The Tor Project, a technical advisor tothe Freedom of the Press Foundation and a member of the review board forBlack Hat Europe. She tweets as @runasand.
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