With the continuously evolving security landscape, the challenge has always been to stay a step ahead of bad actors. The growing number of attack paths against software can make it difficult to fortify software against all vulnerabilities real-time. Are we defending against the biggest threats to software? If not, what should we be doing instead?

In this meetup, we'll discuss the following:

What are the biggest threats for software?
What are the TTPs (Tactics, Techniques and Procedures) threat actors are leveraging to infiltrate software?
What should mitigating controls be for vulnerabilities that cannot be remediated?
This is not a presentation, but rather a topic-focused open discussion.
We follow Chatham House Rules.
Nothing shared will be recorded or distributed anywhere online.
Come and bring your opinions and ask questions to direct the conversation where you desire, or just listen and learn. It's always a great chat with great people