Hybrid Cloud Innovation & Security
JUNE 8, 2022
| Virtual Event
Agenda Day 1 : 9am - 11.30 AEST
9:00 am - 9:30 am
Harmonizing Between Security and Innovation in Public Cloud: Sharing Best Practices
Anafrid Bennet -
Manager, IT & Security Operations,
Greater Western Water, Australia
Shubha Sridhar - Technology Integration Partner, Greater Western Water
Reuben Athaide - Head, Cyber Security Advisory and DevSecOps, Standard Chartered Bank
- Common Cloud Security Challenges & Considerations
- Architecture and automation
- Taking an experimental approach to IT innovation
9:30 am - 10:00 am
A Successful Journey to Hybrid Cloud
Simon Delord -
Solution Architect,
Red Hat
A hybrid cloud is an approach that has been gaining momentum over the last few years. Under the premises of workload portability and mobility, seamless orchestration, cost reduction, improved scalability, and control as well as business continuity, many companies have already embarked on this journey. This session will showcase proven approaches to developing highly effective hybrid cloud strategies and you’ll gain in-depth insight into,
- Current trends in hybrid cloud
- Typical use cases for hybrid cloud
- Associated challenges and tools required
- Some technology options to consider
- A real-life hybrid cloud case study
- Where you can learn more
10:00 am - 10:30 am
DevSecOps CICD pipeline with Advanced Cluster Security for Kubernetes integration
Wayne Dovey -
Senior Architect,
Red Hat
DevSecOps CICD pipeline demo focused on automating security inspection and configuration management tasks. Learn how to employ a variety of code analysis techniques and security testing/strengthening components for better developer accountability and code quality.
10:30 am - 11:00 am
Using Automation to do your Compliance “Homework”
Roger Merzian -
Cloud and Infrastructure Specialist,
Red Hat
All businesses must maintain certain levels of compliance. In the current climate where teams work remotely and delivery timeframes are expanded, it has become more difficult to maintain specific standards. Often these tasks are repetitive, labor-intensive but necessary. Such tasks are similar to doing homework at school, important and required but no one really wants to spend their free time managing it. This is where automation comes into play, taking those critical processes and delivering changes in a simple, logical and highly scalable way means not only a more secure and compliant enterprise but teams can focus efforts on revenue-generating activities.
The key takeaways include,
- Some common examples of compliance-based outcomes
- How automation can substantially reduce risk while also enhancing the employee/user/customer experience
- Top compliance automation challenges and how to overcome them
- Red Hat’s capability around helping customers build these new automated processes
- Additional resources & where to learn more
11:00 am - 11:30 am
Driving Data Governance Through The Cloud
Dr. Ian Oppermann -
Chief Data Scientist, Customer, Delivery and Transformation,
Department of Customer Service, NSW Government
- Gone are the days when only data people handled data. Data democratization has meant that new data governance tactics, strategies, and methodologies need to be implemented to ensure that data remains pristine in the hands of the masses.
- Democratizing data across and through the enterprise
- Ensuring timeliness and reliability of data for non-data executives
- Ensuring accessible data with continuity in a digestible context for business subject matter experts
- Shepherding the enterprise through data collaboration towards a data culture
Dr. Ian Oppermann
Chief Data Scientist, Customer, Delivery and TransformationDepartment of Customer Service, NSW Government
