Description
"Building secure software is critical, but can seem daunting. In this session, learn about the basics of software security and how you can apply them to your apps.
Security is everyone’s shared responsibility. At Autodesk, we have a robust security program to protect the Forge platform. As a developer, it is also your responsibility to protect your app and customers. When you use an API, a library, or a platform, you should also build security into your app to make sure that you are protecting your application against possible threats. This talk will illustrate the processes in place at Autodesk and how app developers can leverage secure solutions available in Forge, while also highlighting aspects of security that are the developer’s responsibility.
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Key Learnings
- Discover software security principles
- Learn how to secure your Forge apps and capitalize on built-in capabilities of the platform
- Learn about the practices that Autodesk follows in securing the Forge platform
- Understand how security is critical in protecting your users
Speakers
- TATony ArousTony Arous is Director of Security Architecture & Engineering. He is responsible for overseeing the security of the company’s application development, including the strategy and execution of its security program for over 3,000 engineers. Tony leads the security architecture group, with oversight of application, cloud and enterprise security, as well as the security engineering function, which builds and operates cloud-native security tools and practices to enable secure practices across Autodesk’s engineering population. Prior to joining Autodesk, he spent over 10 years at Dell EMC (formerly EMC Corporation) where he most recently led Product Security Engineering and provided technical engineering security services. Tony is a Certified Secure Software Lifecycle Professional (CSSLP). He also has an MBA degree from Northeastern University and an M.S. degree in computer engineering from Tufts University.
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