Keynote: It Takes a Community to Raise a Conference: From Security Day to CloudNativeSe...
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Conference begins in 2019 as a one‑day Security Day spun up from GitHub issue #209 with 14 volunteers and a Trello plan, grows into seven events in under four years reaching thousands, adds CTF exercises and workshops that attendees use to practice breaking and fixing container defenses, doubles the number of security projects in the CNCF landscape, revises the project security review process, and shows measurable uptake of cloud native security practices.
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chapters (9)
- 0:00Conference history intro
- 1:26Security TAG mission
- 3:54Need for security event
- 4:58Planning first Security Day
- 6:24Regional events expansion
- 7:06Hands-on workshops CTFs
- 8:10Community growth impact
- 9:13Metrics and evolution
- 9:55Future vision
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