Cloud Security and Sustainability
Oops it is March and the newsletter for Feb didn’t get out of drafts! Well better late than never here it is! And it features 2 great episodes - both relating to cloud architecture.
Confidential and Trusted Computing with Christophe Parisel:
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We start with a state of the nation on Cloud Security in 2023 and then move into different layers of Trusted Computing and then explore confidential computing and the impact it has on the shared responsibility model.
Christophe from Societe Generale shares fantastic thinking on Cloud Security in particular in highly regulated environments and Cloud vulnerabilities on his LinkedIn profile. We were joined on this one by Peter Chamberlin who is leading on Secure Engineering at Scott Logic.
Is Serverless more Sustainable? With Daniel Bass:
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Daniel Bass CTO and Co-Founder of Zeti (a clean vehicle financing start up) about effective Serverless Computing. Daniel gives a quick background of his career in Financial Services and then at Zeti.
We talked about effective Serverless Architectural thinking and the architecture transformation needed to really take advantage of cloud native.
What is coming up?
Lots of great episodes have been recorded recently and the next episode will be with one of the first guests I had on #ArchitectTomorrow Christopher Hodson FCIIS 🎙️ 👨🏼💻📘 talking about priorities for CISOs in 2023 and what he has been up to since the last recording in 2021.
Whynde Kuehn talks to the community about her book and the Women in Architecture community she is leading on. I am supported by Lisa Woodall and Catherine Pratt on this one (excellent to have another all female panel)
Charles Phiri, PhD, CITP Chris Booth and James Heward talking about Architecture thinking to mitigate the risks of deploying advanced ML.
What is your topic?
As always I’m interesting in your ideas for topics! Particularly in the Sustainability, Security, Data and Machine Learning areas (bonus points for ticking more than 1 box!) Either as a speaker or a topic you’d like to see - let me know in the comments or send me a DM.
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