Keynote: Navigating the Intersection of Technology, Security, and Trust
summary
After a public breach the organization moves to WebAuthn as a stronger second factor for 8,000 people in days and measures that change by customer feedback; security teams map security non‑negotiables to the top ten RFI questions to speed sales; platform engineering builds paved paths so developers get fewer alerts; IT deploys conversational AI for helpdesk to cut toil. Presenter cites 70,000+ SaaS firms and ~28 million developers now (projected 45M by 2030) and warns: too many niche tools, be patient and measure impact.
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chapters (17)
- 0:00Intro
- 2:36Moving from Product Management to Security
- 8:12Security as a Business enabler
- 11:05What must change in the future
- 14:50How Chang changed your approach
- 20:01How can you prove your value
- 24:55Product L growth
- 30:27Security closing deals
- 31:28Seat belt analogy
- 32:23Keeping up with new technologies
- 34:36Tools to solve World Peace
- 40:34Business Value of AI
- 42:19Marketing buzzwords
- 44:15Balancing security and usability
- 49:56Progress takes time
- 50:50Advice to other companies
- 53:14Final advice
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