How can you build Java applications that remain secure, no matter the network conditions? Are you ready to move beyond traditional network-centric security models? This talk will unravel the core concepts of Zero Trust and present a novel approach to embedding this philosophy into your applications. Discover a technology that creates secure, private networks for your applications, effectively making the underlying infrastructure untrusted. Beyond Java, this approach extends its reach to other popular languages like Python, Go, C#, and more, making it a relevant session for anyone building connected applications and seeking to enhance their security posture, no matter their primary development tools.
In addition to the Zero Trust subject, this session is a bit of a reboot, the first meeting after a bit of a hiatus. We're looking forward to kicking things off as we return to a regular monthly cadence.
Carl J. Mosca is a Distinguished Engineer with a deep and practical understanding of modern architectures, including Agile Modernization, Domain Driven Design, and Event Driven Architecture.
He brings extensive experience with containerization technologies like Docker/Podman and Kubernetes, workflow engines, and is a lead within the Java Community of Practice.
Carl served as a Principal Cloud Architect at MITRE Corporation, where he focused on AI-based speech recognition and cloud-based design patterns, leveraging platforms
including Platform One Big Bang and Iron Bank, with a strong emphasis on Zero Trust principles. His experience also includes significant roles at the U.S. Courts, where he led the
Enterprise Architecture Admin Office and served as a Solutions Architect. In these positions, Carl championed Zero Trust Architecture and delivered on and off-premise cloud computing
solutions, along with modernizing core systems using Java and containerization technologies. With a career spanning decades and a broad technical background encompassing numerous programming
languages and databases, Carl brings a wealth of knowledge to the topic of Zero Trust within Java environments. He is passionate about secure and modern software development practices.
