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Grzegorz Tworek on cybersecurity for coders, transforming security with AI, and zero-day vulnerabilities | The Dev is in the Details #8

from The Dev is in the Details · host Lukasz Lazewski

► How can coders stay ahead in the relentless race against cyber threats?Join us with cybersecurity expert Grzegorz Tworek as we explore the decline of assembly, C++, and kernel development, and its implications for security. Discover crucial tips for coders, how to uncover zero-day vulnerabilities and the ongoing battle between cyber defenders and attackers.Learn how AI is transforming code security and gain insights from NATO's Locked Shields exercise on which country leads in cyber defense. Tune in for expert advice and practical insights to elevate your cybersecurity knowledge.► Our guestGrzegorz Tworek: https://www.linkedin.com/in/grzegorztworek/  Microsoft MVP^17, Security Internals Fanatic, hominoid Windows defender.► In today’s episode:The enduring relevance of assembly, C++, and other low-level languages amidst modern programming trends.Why these languages are becoming less popular and what this means for future development.Essential security considerations for both coders and companies to stay protected.Exploring zero-day vulnerabilities: What they are, how to find them, and why they matter.The dynamic race between good guys and bad guys in the cybersecurity landscape.Building and leveraging a community of security experts for better defense strategies.The role of AI in writing code and the implications for the future of cybersecurity.A deep dive into NATO's Locked Shields exercise: Which country leads the pack in cyber defense?► Decoding the timeline:00:00:00 – The most important security considerations for coders and companies00:08:55 – Predictions for security advancements in applications00:13:28 – Memory abuse attacks00:15:00 – Reverse engineering strategies00:31:00 – How to start learning about cybersecurity?00:41:35 – Publicly exposing vulnerabilities, Net Zero Days, threat actors 00:50:00 – NATO Lock shields00:54:20 – Catch-up race with bad guys***The Dev is in the Details is a podcast where we talk about technology, business and their impacts on the world around us.Do you want to recommend a guest or discuss with us further?Connect with Lukasz on LinkedIn or write to us at [email protected]

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