Tino Sokic
Don't Be A Naive Developer: How To Avoid Basic Cybersecurity Mistakes
#1about 2 minutes
Why developers make basic cybersecurity mistakes
The talk will cover common security errors made by developers, the importance of correct terminology, and the conflict between functionality and business risk.
#2about 6 minutes
Moving beyond the "it just works" developer mindset
Developers must shift from prioritizing simple functionality to understanding the underlying infrastructure and building secure, robust solutions from the start.
#3about 3 minutes
Differentiating between a developer and a programmer
A developer has a broader range of responsibilities including project management, whereas a programmer is focused on specific coding tasks.
#4about 4 minutes
Understanding the internet's inherent insecurity
Core internet protocols like DNS and BGP were not built for security, and human behavior is a far greater risk than the technology itself.
#5about 3 minutes
A social engineering attack using a personal email
A simple social engineering attack demonstrates how using personal email for business communication creates significant security vulnerabilities.
#6about 6 minutes
Five common cybersecurity mistakes developers make
Developers often exhibit risky behaviors like overconfidence, poor password management, account sharing, and improper use of third-party libraries.
#7about 4 minutes
The clash between business pressure and security reality
Business pressures often force developers to launch products with known bugs or security flaws simply to meet deadlines and get paid.
Related jobs
Jobs that call for the skills explored in this talk.
Sunhat
Köln, Germany
Remote
€85-115K
Senior
Team Leadership
Software Architecture
+1
Matching moments
01:32 MIN
Organizing a developer conference for 15,000 attendees
Cat Herding with Lions and Tigers - Christian Heilmann
03:17 MIN
Selecting strategic partners and essential event tools
Cat Herding with Lions and Tigers - Christian Heilmann
04:22 MIN
Why HR struggles with technology implementation and adoption
What 2025 Taught Us: A Year-End Special with Hung Lee
03:48 MIN
Automating formal processes risks losing informal human value
What 2025 Taught Us: A Year-End Special with Hung Lee
03:38 MIN
Balancing the trade-off between efficiency and resilience
What 2025 Taught Us: A Year-End Special with Hung Lee
02:44 MIN
Rapid-fire thoughts on the future of work
What 2025 Taught Us: A Year-End Special with Hung Lee
04:57 MIN
Developing resilience by expanding your capacity for failure
What 2025 Taught Us: A Year-End Special with Hung Lee
03:39 MIN
Breaking down silos between HR, tech, and business
What 2025 Taught Us: A Year-End Special with Hung Lee
Featured Partners
Related Videos
Unleashing the Power of Developers: Why Cybersecurity is the Missing Piece?!?
Tino Sokic
Programming secure C#/.NET Applications: Dos & Don'ts
Sebastian Leuer
Security Pitfalls for Software Engineers
Jasmin Azemović
101 Typical Security Pitfalls
Alexander Pirker
Secure Code Superstars: Empowering Developers and Surpassing Security Challenges Together
Stefania Chaplin
Typed Security: Preventing Vulnerabilities By Design
Michael Koppmann
Simple Steps to Kill DevSec without Giving Up on Security
Isaac Evans
Software Security 101: Secure Coding Basics
Thomas Konrad
Related Articles
View all articles



From learning to earning
Jobs that call for the skills explored in this talk.


Working Class Heroes
Rotterdam, Netherlands
Remote
DNS
Bash
Linux
Python
+5

Pflegecampus21 GmbH
Berlin, Germany
Remote
€55-80K
PHP
API
MySQL
+2

TechBiz Global GmbH
Amsterdam, Netherlands
Senior
API
Azure
Scrum
Kafka
Terraform
+1

TechBiz Global GmbH
Brussels, Belgium
Senior
API
Azure
Scrum
Kafka
Terraform
+1




Talentor International
Docker
Ansible
Jenkins
Powershell
Kubernetes