2026-05-08 –, Workshops and Stage - Gernsback (C1.05.02)
Imagine curating an art gallery—you wouldn’t hang just any painting on the wall. Each piece is carefully selected, verified for authenticity, and preserved to ensure a valuable experience for visitors. The same meticulous approach applies to software development.
Secure curation of open source isn’t about stifling creativity; it’s about ensuring that the dependencies we bring into our applications are secure, well-maintained, and reliable. As an art curator protects against forgeries and deterioration, developers must assess third-party components for malware, tampering, vulnerabilities, licensing risks, and long-term sustainability.
This talk will explore why curation is the foundation of secure software supply chains. We’ll discuss practical strategies for evaluating dependencies, maintaining a trusted repository, and leveraging free tools to automate the process. By adopting a safe curation mindset, developers can sleep better at night, knowing their applications rest on a foundation of safe, high-quality components.
Curating software is like curating art—every dependency must be verified, authentic, and secure. This talk explores how careful selection, evaluation, and automation can help developers build safer apps and maintain a strong, trustworthy software supply chain.
At ReversingLabs, I work with customers and partners across Europe to implement scalable, intelligence-driven solutions that address the growing challenges of modern software development and supply-chain integrity. My work covers areas such as Software Bill of Materials (SBOM) management, malware analysis, and advanced file and binary inspection.
I’m passionate about translating complex cybersecurity topics into clear, actionable strategies that align with business goals. I focus on turning cybersecurity from a reactive defense into a proactive enabler of innovation. I also enjoy engaging in conversations about the evolving threat landscape, the future of software trust, and how automation and AI can strengthen cyber defense.
My goal is to help organizations build not just safer software, but stronger security cultures, where transparency, collaboration, and continuous improvement are at the center of every initiative.
I’m a technical sales engineer and cybersecurity professional specializing in software supply-chain security, threat intelligence, and risk management. Based in Moormerland, Germany, I combine deep technical expertise with a strategic, customer-focused approach to help organizations gain visibility, reduce risk, and strengthen resilience across their software ecosystems.
At ReversingLabs, I work with customers and partners across Europe to implement scalable, intelligence-driven solutions that address the growing challenges of modern software development and supply-chain integrity. My work covers areas such as Software Bill of Materials (SBOM) management, malware analysis, and advanced file and binary inspection.
I’m passionate about translating complex cybersecurity topics into clear, actionable strategies that align with business goals. I focus on turning cybersecurity from a reactive defense into a proactive enabler of innovation. I also enjoy engaging in conversations about the evolving threat landscape, the future of software trust, and how automation and AI can strengthen cyber defense.
My goal is to help organizations build not just safer software, but stronger security cultures, where transparency, collaboration, and continuous improvement are at the center of every initiative.