WEBINAR – Thur. March 27th
Where Security Strategy and Tactics Meet: A Day With a CISO and an AppSec Engineer
Together, the CISO and AppSec Engineer partnership combines security and tactics to maintain and improve the organization’s security posture at all levels. Their joint efforts also foster an overall culture of security that aligns technical security with risk management strategies to create a unified, resilient defense framework. In this presentation, we look at the people, tools, and processes needed to make this magic happen in the real world, delve into the minds of a CISO and an AppSec Engineer on a typical day, and review how these two key roles collaborate and complement each other to achieve the ultimate goal of unified security across the entire organization.
Learning Outcomes:
- Understanding the evolving role of the CISO
- Learning an AppSec Engineer’s impact on secure development
- How to clarify daily responsibilities and improve collaboration
- Balancing resource constraints with security goals
- Building a unified security culture
Join Invicti VP of Information Security & IT/ CISO, Matthew Sciberras and Application Security Engineer, Paul Good, as they show how the CISO’s strategic risk management perspective complements and guides the AppSec Engineer’s tactical hands-on efforts
SPEAKER
Matthew Sciberras
VP of InfoSec & IT – CISO
Matthew Sciberras is a technically astute and accomplished leader with extensive experience in information security management. Well-versed in devising and executing information security manuals and key processes, he has a stellar track record of developing security standards, conducting audits, and leading strategic initiatives. In addition, he has profound expertise in managing security governance on projects, platform teams, security operations, and architecture while training and steering cross-functional teams to achieve corporate objectives.
Paul Good
Application Security Engineer
Paul Good is an experienced application security professional with over 7 years experience across software engineering and cybersecurity in the e-commerce and cyber-security industries. Paul began his career as a software engineer gaining an honours bachelors degree in Computer Science and roles specialising in Python, before transitioning to cyber-security in which he completed a masters in Cyber Security and built his industry knowledge in a diverse role covering OpSec, AppSec and GRC. Paul also holds postgraduate diplomas in Ethical Hacking and Artificial Intelligence. He then specialised in Application Security focusing his skills in building secure software development lifecycles and utilising his understanding DevOps to shift-left into the CI/CD with a keen interest in automation and vulnerability management procedures. Outside of work and study, Paul enjoys exploring and travelling, volunteering, movies/TV, fishing and spending quality time with his close family and friends.