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Built for development teams. Drawn from the mistakes I keep seeing in the codebases I pentest, plus lessons from the years I spent developing myself. Tailored to your stack and team.
Made for: Development teams · tech leads
About the talk
As a pentester I read other people’s code every single week, and the same mistakes show up again and again. Not because developers are lazy, but because security is rarely part of everyday work until something goes wrong. This talk takes the most common vulnerabilities I find in real codebases and shows both how they’re exploited and how they’re avoided.
I have a background as a developer myself, so this is not a finger-wagging talk. It’s a colleague showing you the attacker’s perspective on the code you write.
What your team takes away
The most common vulnerabilities I find in pentests, with real (anonymized) examples
How an attacker thinks when reading your code and your APIs
Concrete habits and tools that catch the mistakes before they reach production
What’s actually worth spending time on, and what’s just noise
How the session is structured
The talk runs about 45 minutes and can be extended with a hands-on workshop where we look at examples in your own stack. The content is tailored in advance: your languages, frameworks and maturity level decide which examples I bring.
Practical details
Built for development teams, tech leads and architects. Delivered in Norwegian or English, at your office or remote. Tell me what you’re building and I’ll tailor the rest.
Sound like a fit?
Send a request with your preferred dates and a few words about the audience, and you'll get a concrete quote the same day.
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