"From JAMstack to JAMhack: What makes it so secure?" w/ Tim Christovich
Channel: Jantcu
Date: 22/01/2020

This month we have Tim Christovich, an associate scientist at BBN Technologies, giving a talk about JAMstack security. The JAMstack is advertised as an easy way of building apps and websites that are performant, fast, and secure. As developers, we've been well trained to look at how we can improve the speed and performance of our site - but what about the security of our web application? In this talk, we'll take a closer look at what makes the JAMstack secure - and not so secure - and how you as a developer can minimize your sites vulnerabilities and attack surface.

Tim is a software developer with an interest and background in practical web application security. He is an associate scientist at BBN Technologies, a local research and development company based in Cambridge, MA. Tim has previously worked in full-stack and mobile engineering roles, and has a degree in computer science with an area of concentration in cybersecurity engineering. He's on GitHub at @timtheguy.

Here's a link to the slides: link.timtheguy.com/jamhack