Data Privacy Conference is for engineering and product teams to learn about:
- Privacy-centric software development practices that Fintech, consumer internet and enterprise organizations follow.
- Experiences of architects in designing compliance regulations for products - GDPR and CCPA.
- Evaluation of developer tools that organizations use for governing access to PII and sensitive data - and whether to build, rent or buy these.
- Building culture and processes around continuous security.
- Best practices for data security in the cloud.
Speakers from Zerodha, Whatsapp, Hotstar, Mozilla, ThoughtWorks, Appsecco, Gojek and Google will share their experiences on these topics, and how the combination of ‘intent, process, capacity and technology’ come together to help companies build privacy-respecting products. Visit https://hasgeek.com/rootconf/data-privacy-conference/schedule for details on talks.
You should participate in the conference if you are:
- Part of SRE, DevSecOps and DevOps teams who have to work with legal and compliance teams to heavy-lift operations around privacy and compliance.
- Architect who has to work on compliance.
- Product manager who wants to learn how to build secure and compliant systems.
- MLOps teams.
- Business and engineering head of organizations which deal with large volumes of consumer data on a regular basis.
- A fintech company which is evolving systems to handle petabytes of data securely in compliance with larger governance laws.
- CloudOps engineers; cloud architects.
- Members of legal and compliance teams from medium and large organizations.
**Schedule: https://hasgeek.com/rootconf/data-privacy-conference/schedule
Contact information: Join the Rootconf Telegram group on https://t.me/rootconf or follow @rootconf on Twitter.
For inquiries, contact Rootconf on rootconf.editorial@hasgeek.com or call 7676332020.
Data Privacy Conference is for engineering and product teams to learn about:
- Privacy-centric software development practices that Fintech, consumer internet and enterprise organizations follow.
- Experiences of architects in designing compliance regulations for products - GDPR and CCPA.
- Evaluation of developer tools that organizations use for governing access to PII and sensitive data - and whether to build, rent or buy these.
- Building culture and processes around continuous security.
- Best practices for data security in the cloud.
Speakers from Zerodha, Whatsapp, Hotstar, Mozilla, ThoughtWorks, Appsecco, Gojek and Google will share their experiences on these topics, and how the combination of ‘intent, process, capacity and technology’ come together to help companies build privacy-respecting products. Visit https://hasgeek.com/rootconf/data-privacy-conference/schedule for details on talks.
You should participate in the conference if you are:
- Part of SRE, DevSecOps and DevOps teams who have to work with legal and compliance teams to heavy-lift operations around privacy and compliance.
- Architect who has to work on compliance.
- Product manager who wants to learn how to build secure and compliant systems.
- MLOps teams.
- Business and engineering head of organizations which deal with large volumes of consumer data on a regular basis.
- A fintech company which is evolving systems to handle petabytes of data securely in compliance with larger governance laws.
- CloudOps engineers; cloud architects.
- Members of legal and compliance teams from medium and large organizations.
**Schedule: https://hasgeek.com/rootconf/data-privacy-conference/schedule
Contact information: Join the Rootconf Telegram group on https://t.me/rootconf or follow @rootconf on Twitter.
For inquiries, contact Rootconf on rootconf.editorial@hasgeek.com or call 7676332020.
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Paul Vixie
Closing keynote: Is NetworkOps Dead in the Age of Cloud?
It’s been said that the number of clues remains constant even as some field of expertise expands. This may sometimes be the outgoing generation accusing the incoming generation of being soft or lazy, and indeed it has also been said that progress in most fields occurs one obituary at a time. What we know for certain is that skills for which demand is not growing, become less common. Maybe some ma… moreWed, 14 Apr
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Michael W Lucas
TLS in 2021
Transport Layer Security: everybody needs it, but few of us understand it. TLS is not just about getting the lock icon in the browser address bar. It’s perhaps the most frequently misconfigured protocol on the Internet. moreFri, 02 Apr