TTX Session - Moderated by Dana Wang, OpenSSF; Panelist & Contributor Details in Description
Speakers: Ian Barbour, Michael Lieberman, Eric Brewer, Arnaud Le Hors, Brian Fox, Christopher (CRob) Robinson, Joel Marcey, Sarah Evans, Rao Lakkakula, Jack Cable, Ryan Ware, Jeff Mendoza, Stephen Augustus, Lelia Bray-Musso, Seth Larson, Chad Coleman, Aeva Black, Bryan Payne
The Tabletop Exercise (TTX) will be a 90-minute interactive session to provide education for developers who are learning security with several active participants (TTX panel). The session is open to conference attendees as observers. Questions during the session can be raised via Slido. The panel will consist of panelists of diverse backgrounds from both public and private sectors. This session will demonstrate how current OpenSSF technologies may be helpful during a security incident.
Panelists
Michael Lieberman - CTO, Kusari
Ryan Ware - Director of Open Source Security, Intel Corporation
Chris Robinson - Director of Security Communications, Intel
Bryan Payne - Director, AWS Vulnerability Management, AWS
Joel Marcey - Director of Technology, Rust Foundation
Brian Fox - CTO, Sonatype
Rao Lakkakula - Director, JPMorgan
Sarah Evans - Senior Engineering Technologist, Dell Technologies
Lelia Bray-Musso - Open Source Architect, Cisco
Seth Larson - Security Developer-in-Residence, Python Software Foundation
Eric Brewer - VP of Infrastructure & Google Fellow, Google
Ian Barbour - Principal Consultant, ControlPlane
Contributors
Aeva Black - Section Chief, Open Source Security, CISA
Jack Cable - Senior Technical Advisor, CISA
Arnaud Le Hors
- Senior Technical Staff Member
- Open Technologies, IBM
Chad Coleman - Software Engineer, Lockheed Martin
Stephen Augustus - Head of Open Source, Cisco
Jeff Mendoza - Software Engineer, Kusari
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