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Best Practices and Pitfalls for Using Open Source Components in Fintech

Financial technology companies are at the forefront of banking evolution, driving innovation and fighting to stay ahead of both the large bank behemoths and the next wave of fintech companies coming along behind them. In this webinar, Peak6 Director of Open Source, and Snyk Field CTO and Field CISO, discuss best practices for secure development in highly regulated Fintech companies.

The Big Fix 2022 - Getting started with VS Code IDE security fixes

The Big Fix brings together developers, DevOps, and security practitioners of all skill levels to help make the internet more secure. Our goal is to make security 100x better in 2022 by finding and fixing 202,200 security vulnerabilities! Join us to help find and fix security vulnerabilities while making friends and winning swag. In this short video Developersteve will help you get started finding security vulnerabilities in your applications using VS Code's Snyk extension to scan a project's manifest (open source libraries!) as well as your own code (static application security testing!)

How to Use the Snyk CLI to Fix Vulnerabilities in Your Application: The Big Fix

Brian Vermeer, Developer Advocate at Snyk, demonstrates how you can use the Snyk CLI to fix vulnerabilities in your application. Join us for The Big Fix, an event that brings developers and security practitioners round the world to find and fix vulnerabilities. Let's make the Internet a safer and better place than before!

Triaging vulnerabilities - the way it ought to be

We all know that shifting security left is the right approach for securing our apps. We also know that it isn’t enough - developers also need to be empowered to own security. They require tools that integrate into the way they are already working and they need guidance and assistance from the security team. This is especially true for the most challenging vulnerabilities of all: those that are not so easy to fix, but too important to ignore.

Log4Shell Live Hack: A Hands-on, Actionable Fix Guide

In this live hack webinar on the Log4Shell exploit we give a brief overview of the vulnerability and dive right into some examples of the exploit in action. We then show several real-world remediation approaches as well as other fixes outside of code. We feature a final round of fun demos, including container and IaC hacks and Java-based game hacks. We wrap up with a great list of takeaway resources and answer your questions.