The Perth Microsoft Security Meetup is a meeting place for anyone with an interest in the Microsoft Security ecosystem. Whether your focus is on Microsoft 365, Azure or hybrid security across on-premises and cloud, this user group brings together like minded individuals from both customers and Microsoft partners.
The aim is to run monthly meetups (in person when COVID allows us or online) for speakers to present on various security related topics and capabilities within the Microsoft security portfolio.
Please visit our Code of Conduct page that outlines our expectations for participants within the Perth Microsoft Security Meetup as well as our commitment to inclusion and creating a safe environment for all members.
Slides from the previous sessions can be found below:
Network security has been the traditional linchpin of enterprise security efforts, however, cloud computing has increased the requirement for network perimeters to be more permeable. Whilst network security is no longer the primary focus for securing cloud assets it is still needed for legacy assets
DevOps is a set of methodologies (people, process, and tools) that enable teams to ship better code, faster. One of the principles of DevOps is to “shift-left” in the software development lifecycle and shift activities such as testing closer to development to help tighten the feedback loop and find and resolve bugs sooner.
DevSecOps is an extension of DevOps and seeks to embed and “shift-left” application security practices within your software development lifecycle.
In this session we will cover quick wins you can bake into your existing DevOps environment to help detect and prevent vulnerabilities from being deployed into your web applications.
Sensitive Info Type’s (SIT’s) are the foundational component that makes DLP possible, it’s also the key to Microsoft Information Protection (MIP) as well as Insider Risk, Communications and Compliance. Join us for a session where we unpack some of the deeper details on SIT’s, how they work, and how to get started in your environment - this is a work in progress, so please bring your questions & scenarios.
The ASD/ACSC ‘Essential Eight’ mitigation strategies have been recommended by the Australian Government for more than a decade. In this session, we will discuss the July 2021 changes to the maturity model, the relevance to the current threat landscape, and impact to implementation using the Microsoft cloud security solutions.
Serverless presents a number of new ways to build applications, but traditional network perimeters are not always possible in this new Cloud Native world.
In this session Jake will take a look at what a secure by design application architecture may look like when you have public endpoints by default and pose the question, can we still achieve reasonable defence in depth without a network perimeter?
