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The Open Cloud Security Conference is happening April 8th — and the agenda is??? We’ve brought together cloud pentesters, open source builders, compliance nerds, and security engineers to share?how they’re actually securing cloud infrastructure?using tools you can see, modify, and extend. This is not your typical conference. ? End-to-end detection testing ? Real-world pentesting with ProjectDiscovery ? Open source SOC for <$5/month ? Composable architectures for reusable detection logic ? Open source CA for mTLS ? Container security with AI ? A look ahead at Prowler’s roadmap ??...and insights from 655 cloud security pros No vendor pitches. Just people solving problems in the open. ?? April 8 -> 9 am PT / Noon ET / 6 pm CEST ?? 100% virtual ?? Free to attend ?? Register here https://lnkd.in/dANKPyxe Let’s build the future of cloud security—together, in the open. #cloudsecurity #opensource #devsecops #opencloudsecurity #infosec #securityengineering #Prowler

?? We are so impressed with the response to the announcement of the Open Cloud Security Conference. No doubt, The Open Cloud Security movement is here. ? ?? ?? When we opened the CFP for the first-ever Open Cloud Security Conference, we hoped for strong submissions. What we got? An overwhelming response of incredible depth, thoughtfulness, and expertise. We read every single submission—each one reflecting the passion and urgency behind securing the cloud in the open. Real-world challenges, fresh approaches, and ideas that deserve a stage. To everyone who submitted: Thank you. This movement doesn’t happen without you. We’ll be notifying everyone—whether your talk was selected or not—on Monday. If you don’t make it this time, please don’t let that stop you. This is just the beginning, and we need every voice in this conversation. The best security isn’t built behind closed doors. It’s built?together.?Excited for what’s ahead. #OpenCloudSecurity #CloudSecurity #OpenSource #Prowler #CyberSecurity

For too long, security has been gated—locked behind black boxes, expensive tools, and endless vendor noise. But?open-source has changed the game—and now, it’s time for a conference that reflects that. Introducing the first-ever Open Cloud Security Conference! ??? April 8, 2025?|?Virtual?(because security is a global challenge) This is a conference for?practitioners—not just people talking about security, but people?doing?it. Engineers, researchers, and defenders coming together to share real-world security strategies. No sales pitches. No fluff. Just deep technical insights you can actually use. ?? Call for Papers is Open! The deadline to submit is?March 20. ?? More details here https://lnkd.in/d3hmVj-H Security is evolving.?Open-source is leading the way.?Let’s build a better future—together. #OpenCloudSecurity #CloudSecurity #Infosec #Prowler

In the new episode of the Srsly Risky Biz podcast, Patrick Gray and Tom Uren delve into the did they/didn't they back and forth around?the halting of US Cyber Command's Russia operations, chatting about Tom's reporting in today's Seriously Risky Business newsletter. Here, while discussing Kim Zetter's Zero Day piece that covers the response from the Washington Post's Ellen Nakashima, we think Pat put it pretty succinctly: "The whole thing is just so nuts." Also in the episode, Tom and Pat talk about how Starlink is providing an internet lifeline for scam compounds that have had their internet access cut by Thai authorities, and?how President Trump's actions that favour Russia will make Five Eyes partners take stock, particularly when it comes to HUMINT intelligence sharing. Check out the podcast and read Tom's Seriously Risky Business newsletter at the links below. Audio: https://risky.biz/SRB111/ Video: https://lnkd.in/gFZz2xmP Newsletter: https://lnkd.in/gRcfNGwa