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️ van Stein ️

Security sparring partner at Xebia

Dave van Stein is a security and privacy consultant at Xebia, specializing in Quality, Security, Compliance, Risk, and Governance transformation.13 He is a DevOps enthusiast who works as a trainer, mentor, coach, and technical consultant, helping customers transition from a 'bolt-on' to a 'built-in' security and compliance approach.16

Van Stein describes himself as a "process hacker, compliance archeologist and anthropologist, ivory tower basher, DepSevOcs pragmatist, mapping enthusiast, complexity juggler, and LEGO® SERIOUS PLAY® Facilitator".25 He has been working at Xebia since October 2015, focusing on assisting clients with various aspects of security and compliance in Agile and DevOps environments.3

As an expert in Agile security practices, Dave van Stein has written extensively on topics such as being an Agile Security Officer and integrating security into Agile and DevOps workflows.24 He advocates for a proactive approach to security, emphasizing collaboration between security professionals and development teams to create more secure and efficient processes.4

Highlights

Aug 7 · linkedin

We only have a few spots left for the open security conference (https://lnkd.in/e65XmQeM), so if you want a spot you have to hurry up!

We’re also still looking for sponsors; although we covered the fixed costs, we would still like to make the tickets a bit more affordable.

So if you would like to help support a DEI first, security&QA, open space conference, even if it’s just 1 ticket, do reach out to one of the organizers.

#osco #osco24 #dei #sponsor #conference

Aug 4 · linkedin

Strong language, but personally I 100% agree. The current growth of AI is only driven by the abundance of compute and data, not because the models themselves are performing better.

Therefore, many implementations are doomed.

You can easily detect during the design in which category your solutions falls by asking a simple question: “will not detecting outliers possibly have huge impact?”. If the answer is ‘yes’, the current (ie 60 years old) AI models will not help you.

AI is great for things like rewriting texts, streamline complicated processes with deterministic paths, and even more fuzzy things like recognizing and eliminating weeds in growth fields.

However, the moment human lives are directly at stake or a small error can have huge financial impact, they should only be used as a warning system and not have any decision making power.

#ai #complexity #risk

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Amsterdam Area, Netherlands