Neha Rungta

Application security teams face an impossible challenge: scale security expertise across growing application portfolios while maintaining development velocity. Traditional approaches force organizations to choose between speed and security.

How should your security practice adjust to handle the increasing volume of solutions your builders are creating with the help of AI? What should you do as threat actors leverage the very same tooling to reduce the cost of their attacks?

Thirty years ago, people were building their own cryptographic solutions; fifteen years ago, people were building their own authentication solutions; today, many people are building their own authorization solutions.

NIST defines Zero Trust as an evolving set of cybersecurity controls that shift from static, network-based perimeters to active defense in depth focused on users, assets, and resources. Join this session to learn how to protect your application data against ransomware using a Zero Trust architecture with AWS data protection services.

AWS helps you strengthen the power of your security by using mathematical logic to answer questions about your security controls. This is known as provable security.

The AWS Automated Reasoning Group focuses on strengthening the security foundations of AWS and provides customers with tools to verify their own security posture. In this session, we discuss the evolution of automated reasoning technology at AWS and how it works in the services in which it is embedded, including Amazon Simple Storage Service (Amazon S3), AWS Config, and Amazon Macie.