## Important Information
We have limited spots available for this hands-on session. Please bring your laptop.
If you are unable to attend, kindly cancel your registrations so we can offer your spot to someone else.

Agenda:

17.00 - 17.30: Walk in and snacks ( Pizza )
17.30 - 18.00 : Xebia Github security best practices.
18.00 - 18.30: GitHub AI-powered application security testing
GitHub developer productivity, How AI benefits devs, and how those benefits apply to security.
18.30 - 19.00: Better together story with GHAS + Azure Cloud Security
Vulnerability lifecycle and program management
Moving to container based architectures
Container and IaC security
19.00 - 20.30: Technical hands on 1.5 hours
20.30 - 21.00: Roundup and short quiz/game around the topics discussed with a unique prize

Abstract:
Join us for an insightful session on AI-powered application security testing hosted by GitHub and Microsoft The agenda includes presentations and demos showcasing the intersection of AI, developer productivity, and security. Don't miss this chance to discover innovative AI-driven approaches to application security and learn firsthand how GitHub is revolutionizing security practices for developers.

What is the event about?
The event kicks off with an overview of GitHub's approach to leveraging AI for developer productivity, exploring how these advancements benefit developers and enhance security practices. This sets the stage for an engaging demo focusing on Learning, Remediation, and Prevention within GitHub's AI-powered security toolkit.

Following the demo, we delve into a collaborative narrative highlighting the synergy between GitHub Advanced Security (GHAS) and Azure Cloud Security. This session emphasizes the importance of a comprehensive vulnerability lifecycle management approach, especially in the context of modern container-based architectures. Topics covered include secure container deployment and Infrastructure as Code (IaC) security considerations.

Later in the evening, participants will have the opportunity for a technical hands-on experience (Trailblazer session) aimed at practical implementation and exploration of GitHub's security features. This interactive session, spanning 1.5 hours, will empower attendees to apply newfound insights to their own projects.

Who is it aimed at and why should you attend?
Developers and Engineers.
Security Professionals.
DevOps and IT Operations.
Technical Managers and Team Leads.