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Nnenna Ndukwe is a Developer Advocate at Slim.AI, a software supply chain security startup focused on automatically removing vulnerabilities and improving the security of your containers. Prior to joining the cloud native security space, she worked in edtech, fintech, and medtech as a Software Engineer. She is a self-taught programmer and has been sharing her journey with the world via content creation, volunteering, and speaking at tech events. She enjoys speaking, writing, fitness, and connecting with the global tech community.
Nnenna Ndukwe
Developer Advocate
English
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Boston, United States
Can also give an online talk/webinar
Paid only. Contact speaker for pricing!
MY TALKS
Software QA Engineer and Developer Relationship: How to Build & Maintain Trust
Software Engineering, Leadership, Soft Skills, Professional Development, QA / Automation, Frontend, Backend, Community / Networking, Data / AI / ML
The relationship between Software QA Engineers and Developers is very crucial to the success of your product(s) and the teams you contribute to! It’s important that QA Engineers and Developers are building and maintaining trust through project & development cycles. This talk highlights some great strategies that Developers and others can adopt to improve communication, empathy, and efficiency through collaboration. You will learn about some key elements of building and maintaining trust that can be implemented immediately within your teams. It also presents an opportunity to reflect on the ways you've been investing in QA Engineer-to-Developer relationships and assess if you are actively considering how you're empathizing with these roles and providing support to make them successful and efficient at their work. These tips are meant to improve collaboration, time management, code quality, iterative development, and thus, the overall team culture.
5 Security Best Practices for Production Ready Containers
Software Engineering, Backend, Security / Privacy, Cloud
Most application developers would rather write great code and ship cool new features than patch security issues. This talk provides highlights of our investigation and simple steps developers can take to address security issues in their containers BEFORE they get to production.
No developer wants to be part of the morning news due to a security breach, but most application developers would rather write great code and ship cool new features than patch security issues. Thankfully, with simple best practices, developers can significantly reduce the attack surface of their containers before shipping them to production. At Slim.AI, we analyzed hundreds of container images accounting for billions of pulls annually to better understand the risks facing developers today. This talk provides highlights of our investigation and simple steps developers can take to address security issues in their containers BEFORE they get to production.
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