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Talk by Chris and Kim on Incident Response and Application Intrusion Detection

Modern Development Teams move fast - Choose a Security Solution that can keep up.Automatable Security Regression Testing for your Applications and APIs.The CLI can be run manually which provides a dashboard, but it’s sweet spot is being inserted into Development Team’s build pipelines and run in headless ([`noUi`](https://github.com/purpleteam-labs/purpleteam/blob/main/README.md/#configure-ui)) mode.

Carl and Richard chat with Kim Carter about purpleteam, an open-source project for testing web applications and APIs as part of your CI/CD pipeline

Planning for this years Meetup sessions followed by a discussion on Covid

Where has Kim been for the last couple of years? This post explains why he's been so quiet and what he has been working on.

Developers / Engineers know that a build pipeline is an essential part of creating robust and reliable software, but what to put in it? This talk covers the creation of purpleteam from PoC to Alpha release, and why it’s an ideal fit for the security regression testing slot of your build pipeline.

The security defaults of Docker are designed to get you up and running (“just work”) quickly, rather than being the most secure. There are many default configurations that can be improved upon. In this talk Kim will walk through improving the security of Docker hosts, containers, networking and deployments.

The OWASP ZAP HTTP intercepting proxy is useful for manually attacking your Web apps and APIs. Now, we have the official Node API to programatically drive ZAP to regression test our creations. Kim will show you how to build a fully featured security regression testing CLI, consumable by your CI/nightly builds.

CHCon 2018: A conference for security professionals and hackers in Christchurch, NZ.

Natalie Silvanovich from Google Project Zero talks with Kim Carter about what attack surface reduction is about.