World Congress 2026 Europe Jul 9, 2026 Session details

Trust Issues: Because Zero-Trust Isn’t Optional Anymore

Jan Peer Stöcklmair

Updates alone aren't a complete security strategy. Why do patched applications still fall victim to remote code execution? Learn to enforce true zero-trust across your entire stack.

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#1 about 6 min

Understanding the React2Shell vulnerability and server impacts

How the critical React2Shell vulnerability enables remote code execution and reverse shells on vulnerable systems.

#2 about 4 min

Core principles of the zero trust security model

The zero trust philosophy assumes networks are hostile and relies on the principle of least privilege and microsegmentation.

#3 about 4 min

Implementing zero trust security practices in frontend applications

Strong content security policies and delayed update strategies prevent malicious supply chain code from executing in the browser.

#4 about 4 min

Applying zero trust architecture to backend microservices

Restricting lateral movement and establishing trust boundaries between microservices using mutual TLS authentication prevents secret theft.

#5 about 2 min

Using distroless container images to reduce attack surfaces

Removing interactive shells limits the ability for attackers to establish reverse connections and utilize existing system binaries.

#6 about 3 min

Securing kubernetes clusters and database connections effectively

Implementing service mesh mutual TLS, restricting disk components, and enforcing row-level security hardens database interactions.

#7 about 6 min

Live demonstration of vulnerability exploitation and zero trust mitigation

Distroless containers and strict network policies proactively block reverse shell connections during an active container exploit.

#8 about 4 min

Implementing zero trust on traditional cloud providers and serverless

Utilizing virtual private cloud security groups and serverless application policies enforces strict default deny networking.

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Introduction to Kubernetes security challenges and opportunities

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