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SecAppDev 2018

09:00 GMT

Developers are not the enemy (opening keynote) Room: LemaireMatthew Smith

11:00 GMT

Low-level security vulnerabilities Room: Van HamaeleFrank Piessens The web's security model Room: LemairePhilippe De Ryck

13:40 GMT

Methods of usable security research Room: Van HamaeleMatthew Smith Why none of your defenses will really stop attackers (but may still be useful) Room: LemaireHerbert Bos

15:40 GMT

OWASP's top 10 proactive controls Room: Van HamaeleJim Manico On the vulnerability of software without bugs or flaws Room: LemaireHerbert Bos

09:00 GMT

Cryptographic algorithms Room: LemaireBart Preneel Practical Threat Modeling Room: Van HamaeleSebastien Deleersnyder

11:00 GMT

Entity authentication Room: LemaireBart Preneel Security in .NET Core Room: Van HamaeleBarry Dorrans

13:40 GMT

Network security protocols Room: LemaireBart Preneel Whiteboard Hacking (aka practical threat modeling) - Lab session part 1 Room: Van HamaeleSebastien Deleersnyder

15:40 GMT

Whiteboard Hacking (aka practical threat modeling) - Lab session part 2 Room: Van HamaeleSebastien Deleersnyder Beyond the OWASP top 10 - the code behind the vulnerability Room: LemaireBarry Dorrans

09:00 GMT

Public Key Infrastructure (PKI) fundamentals Room: LemaireBart Preneel Hands-on security in ASP.NET Core - Lab session part 1 Room: Van HamaeleBarry Dorrans

11:00 GMT

Techniques for developing and integrating secure software components Room: LemaireJan Tobias Muehlberg Hands-on security in ASP.NET Core - Lab session part 2 Room: Van HamaeleBarry Dorrans

13:40 GMT

Trusted cryptographic building blocks for application security - Lab session part 1 Room: Van HamaeleSean Michael Wykes Code protection through obfuscation Room: LemairePedro Fortuna

15:40 GMT

Trusted cryptographic building blocks for application security - Lab session part 2 Room: Van HamaeleSean Michael Wykes Security enhancements in Java 9 Room: LemaireJim Manico

09:00 GMT

Cryptography in a post-Snowden era Room: Van HamaeleBart Preneel A practical introduction to OpenID Connect & OAuth 2.0 Room: LemaireDominick Baier

11:00 GMT

Cryptography best practices Room: LemaireBart Preneel Introduction to Rust Room: Van HamaeleJake Goulding

13:40 GMT

Cryptographic hardware and Secure Elements Room: Van HamaeleSean Michael Wykes LINDDUN: privacy engineering Room: LemaireAram Hovsepyan • Kim Wuyts

15:40 GMT

Identity and access control: present & future Room: LemaireDominick Baier How Rust helps us make safer and more secure code Room: Van HamaeleJake Goulding

09:00 GMT

Introduction to privacy technologies Room: LemaireClaudia Diaz Hands-on introduction to Rust - Lab session part 1 Room: Van HamaeleJake Goulding

11:00 GMT

Hands-on introduction to Rust - Lab session part 2 Room: Van HamaeleJake Goulding Modern HTTPS deployments Room: LemaireJim Manico

13:40 GMT

Designing GDPR compliant software Room: Van HamaeleAlain Cieslik Are your JavaScript-based protections really secure? Room: LemairePedro Fortuna

15:40 GMT

GDPR: From regulation to code Room: LemaireGeorges Ataya

16:50 GMT

Closing session Room: LemaireYo Peeters