Security Trends 2022 Panel Discussion @Women In DevOps
12月 2, 2021
3 min read
JFrog Security experts, Moran Ashkenazi, VP Security Engineering, CSO @ JFrog, Nitzan Gotlib, Security Lead Engineer, collaborate with other DevOps industry leaders and discussed the execution of cyber security tasks alongside new technological advancements. Stefania Chaplin interesting spoke about how ‘25% of all breaches are caused by human error,’ adding that we must be empathetic with ourselves. Moran A. echoed this and added we must try to empower our employees. By giving people the opportunity to run systems and developments, great responsibility and accountability will follow. Moreover, in 2021 cybersecurity saw a global spike in Ransomware activity. Nitzan Gotlib spoke about how organizations are becoming more aware of these attacks, and Jaki Hsieh Wojan predicted that hackers will elevate their sophistication by targeting users on social media to uncover rich information.
During the evening, we discovered that 20% of our audience believe their organization does not have an inclusive hiring process. We explored ways to combat this, such as amending job descriptions, creating a reasonable list of ‘required’ and ‘desired’ attributes, as well as initiating an inclusive onboarding process and mentoring others.
Moran Ashkenazi
Moran Ashkenazi has extensive experience of over 20 years in cyber security, including as a CISO, in product management, cloud security, and managing large, security projects. Her experience reflects a solid track record in strategy, design, and product advisory. Her skill set includes an extended knowledge of cyber security, threat analysis, along with cloud-native and container security.
Moran has spent her time in the security operations business managing security architecture, identity and access management, cyber intelligence, and governance. She has designed and engineered security solutions for numerous companies from the top down and bottom up – a critical aspect for many growing businesses. Recently, she joined JFrog as their VP security engineer, CISO. Moran holds a B.A. in Computer Science from the Open University.
Nitzan Gotlib
Nitzan Gotlib is a security lead and engineer with vast experience in monitoring and incident response. In his current position, Nitzan is leading the Incident Response and SecOps team at JFrog. Prior to JFrog, Nitzan was at Wix specializing in security monitoring, incident response and threat intelligence. In the last decade, Nitzan has worked in various sectors, from finance and healthcare to tech and startups.
Stefania Chaplin
Stefania is UK&I’s Solutions Architect at GitLab. Her experience within Cybersecurity, DevSecOps, and OSS governance mean she’s helped countless organisations understand and implement security throughout their SDLC. As a python developer at heart, Stefania is always improving efficiency wherever she goes by scripting and automating processes and creating integrations. Stefania is passionate about DevSecOps and cybersecurity, having spoken at many conferences across; RSA Conference, ADDO, JavaZone, JFokus, ESOC MENA, Mauritius Virtual Developers Conference, Women of Silicon Roundabout, Women in DevOps, DZone, and on the Secure Code Warrior Brighttalk.
Jaki Hsieh Wojan
Jaki Hsieh Wojan has spent the last 10 years working in the FinTech space. She started out as a product manager for a secure instant issuance product and has now become the CISO overseeing the corporate security program. She has years of experience is in secure development, solution design, payment card security, cryptography, and EMV. Her most recent accomplishment is completing a large project for Payment Cards Industry Card Production Compliance, a larger hurdle than the standard PCI-DSS known to most.
Speakers
Moran Ashkenazi
Nitzan Gotlib
