#Hacktivity2023 // 7 Steps to Secure a SaaS Platform – the Worlds Biggest Companies Trust

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Omkar Joshi - Pwning into Power System Center

This presentation was held at #Hacktivity2023 IT security conference on 5th October 2023.

Liferay is an enterprise Open Source company founded in 2004. In 2022 we announced our SaaS platform which enables the worlds largest organizations (especially from finance, insurance, government, manufacturing) to build their own digital experience. Securing the platform and the company brought a lot of challenges both on the technical and the human side. I’ll bring the 7 most interesting from various areas of the journey to share how we had to transform our company. Some of the challenges are very technical: why did we have to ask the company one day to stop working? Some of them are very human: how did we convince our Board as a relatively new team to make major changes which affect the whole company? It has been an amazing learning opportunity for us and we would like to give back what we have learned for the community.

#HACKTIVITY is the biggest event of its kind in Central & Eastern Europe. About 1000 visitors are coming from all around the globe every year to learn more about the latest trends of cybersecurity, get inspired by people with similar interest and develop themselves via comprehensive workshops and training sessions.

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