Re: [tlug] Call for presenters for September 11th

[Edward Middleton <edward.middleton@example.com>]

On 28/8/21 2:46 pm, Stephen J. Turnbull wrote:
> Edward Middleton writes:
>
>   > If you are interested in presenting can you post a quick summary of
>   > topics you might be interested in talking about.
>
> 1.  For the past three years I've participated in CERT (Computer
>      Emergency Response Team) conferences.  If people are interested in
>      how these organizations work (CERT, as usual is a US organization,
>      but most wired countries have a 2LA-CERT, eg, JPCERT), I'd be
>      happy to pull together a talk.  Right now I'm thinking 10min on
>      how CERTs currently work (relation to CVEs, reporting, etc), and
>      10min on conference topics (SBOM = software bill of materials,
>      vulnerability modeling, etc.)
>
> 2.  Since 2013 I've been participating in Google Summer of Code as a
>      mentor and organization administrator.  I would give about a 10min
>      promotional talk on my experiences and why your open source
>      organization should participate.

That would be great.

>   > Please also reply if there are things you would like to hear talks
>   > on.
>
> 1.  Is Rust really going to replace C?  Eg, what's going on with Rust
>      bindings for like OpenSSL?  Is RusTLS really a thing?
>
> 2.  Any other language-stanning.  Except I can get all the Haskell I
>      want from Curt. ;-)

I would be happy to talk about rust but I imagine most people would be 
happy if I stopped ;)

Edward