
The Future of Open Source Technology in Financial Services


In a world where security is not a checkbox item or a destination, but rather an ongoing activity, what can we do to maximise security but enable the business to still run smoothly? What are the best practices now, and what does the future hold?
Later today we'll be holding an event with our friends at FINOS (opens in a new tab) and Ergonautic (opens in a new tab) to discuss the future of open source technology in financial services. This evening of conversations about cloud native security in for our regulated customers will focus on open source ecosystems and their communities of practice. Weβll explore what is practical today and what is possible tomorrow, and understand the technical and organisational dynamics that everyone faces with a group of practitioners and peers. Hosted by Andrew Clay Shafer of Ergonautic, Andrew Martin & Andres Vega of ControlPlane, with Julia Ritter of FINOS in attendance.
We'll exchange ideas in an open dialogue about what modern security looks like in financial services.
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