SWVHSC Micro Interviews: CrowdStrike & Synopsys – Ian McShane, Michael Borohovski – ESW #197
This year we’ve seen organizations accelerate their so-called digital transformation almost overnight. Now we’re getting to the point where security leaders and business owners need to stop and take stock of what happened, what’s a temporary band aid, and figure out how to build their strategy without the luxury of getting yelled at by vendor booths in Mandalay Bay. This segment is sponsored by CrowdStrike. Visit https://securityweekly.com/crowdstrike for a totally free trial!
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All applications use APIs—they’re nothing new to the development world. But are organizations factoring API security into their broader security strategy effectively? We’ve seen high-profile breaches at well-known companies stemming from their exposure or use of insecure API endpoints. This raises the question of how your software security initiative addresses the controls you need to ensure the APIs you use and produce are secure. Within this segment, Michael Borohovski will discuss key considerations when designing APIs, along with security controls and security testing that could make or break your software. This segment is sponsored by Synopsys.
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Guests
With almost twenty years in information security including practitioner, product manager, and a shift as the lead Gartner analyst for endpoint security and EDR, CrowdStrike’s VP of Product Marketing Ian McShane has seen a lot of crazy things in his time.
Michael “Borski” Borohovski is Director of Software Engineering within the Synopsys Software Integrity Group. He co-founded and was CTO of Tinfoil Security, a SaaS company providing security tooling to DevOps teams, prior to the company’s acquisition by Synopsys in January 2020. With over thirteen years of experience in cybersecurity, Borski has made it his mission to empower developers and protect their work from those seeking to cause mischief. He is also a co-inventor on four patents—with an additional four pending. He holds a BS in Computer Science and Engineering from MIT.
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