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Build High-Secure Applications with Eclipse Serializer

Markus Kett (Micro Stream Software GmbH)

The world is increasingly threatened by cybercrime, regardless of whether it affects companies, organizations, governments, or facilities and infrastructure. In Java, serialization is the biggest security flaw. More than 50% of all vulnerabilities are linked to serialization. In this session, you will learn why we still need serialization, how the inbuilt design is fatally flawed, and how it is being exploited and used against us. Now, there is a way to protect your applications. With the high-secure Eclipse Serializer you will now be able to eliminate deserialization attacks.

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Beginner

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EclipseStore - Ultra-Fast Java Cloud-Native Persistence for Microservices and Serverless

Markus Kett (Micro Stream Software GmbH)

IoT, virtual reality, blockchain, AI and machine learning are the software solutions of the future. All of these apps produce and consume tons of data. The amount of data is now exploading lika a data big bang. Two factors are most critical for all of these apps: best possible performance, and lowest data storage costs. Today's database systems struggle to keep pace, are very expensive in the cloud and challenging with cloud-native microservices and serverless architectures.

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Beginner

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Quality Radar – A Visual Team Communication Tool

Maik Nogens (MaibornWolff GmbH)

I assume most of us who work as testers, have to come up with an answer for „How is the quality in the project?“ in exchanges with non-testers, and sometimes even with different testers within a project.

This was no exemption in my recent project, a multi-team, multi-domain program of 180 involved people from all disciplines.

Instead of providing a one-dimensional “quality” metric, which carries the risks of misunderstanding or misinterpretation, I let myself be guided by the Holistic Testing approach.

Experience level:

Beginner

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Things I wish I knew before I started writing unit tests

David Vlijmincx (Team rockstar IT)

How am I ever going to test this method? If you are like me, you probably asked yourself this question far too often. Because a method forces you to create an enormous test case, have lots of setup code, or worse, change production code to facilitate testing.

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