The heise devSec 2023 conference is set to take place on September 12th and 13th in Karlsruhe. Organized by iX, heise Security, and dpunkt.verlag, this conference focuses on secure software development and carries the motto “Secure software begins before the first line of code”. The event primarily targets software developers, architects, project managers, team leaders, security officers, and quality officers, aiming to provide them with insight into current security issues at every phase of software development.
With over 30 lectures spread across two days, the conference program covers a wide range of topics. Some of the featured lectures include “Multifactor authentication in practice,” “The ABC of secure web applications,” “Software Supply Chain Security with the SLSA,” “Scaling of security in Kubernetes,” “ChatGPT: Complex attacks made easy,” and “How Mathematics can take over the bank.”
The early bird price for tickets to heise devSec is set at 999 euros (excluding 19% VAT) until July 24th. Additionally, the conference will host two workshops: “OAuth 2.1 and OpenID Connect for developers” and “Taking over, maintaining, and securing legacy software: a practice-oriented workshop.” Each workshop costs 599 euros, and there are discounted combination tickets available for the conference and workshops.
To stay updated on heise devSec, individuals can subscribe to the conference’s newsletter or follow the organizers on Twitter using the hashtag #devSec23.
In conclusion, heise devSec 2023 presents an opportunity for professionals involved in software development and security to enhance their knowledge and stay informed about the latest security trends and practices. The conference offers a diverse range of lectures and workshops, making it a valuable event for those interested in secure software development.
