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About the session
What does product security really mean—and how does it differ from application security?
Join experts Jagadish Nambodiri, Cassie Crossley, and Deepak Parashar for an open conversation on what it takes to secure today’s connected products.
Unlike traditional AppSec, product security must address embedded systems, long hardware lifecycles, and multi-layered firmware and software dependencies—where decisions made during early design can have long-term consequences.
This panel discussion will explore:
- How product security fundamentally differs from application security
- Organizational models (centralized vs. matrixed) used to manage risk across hardware, firmware, and software
- Why assessing risk during the design phase is critical before code is committed or chips are selected
- The real-world trade-offs between security and delivery in industries where patching can take months or years
- How GenAI and agentic AI are being used to enhance testing, validation, and coverage
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Panelists:
Cassie CrossleyVP, Supply Chain Security, Cybersecurity & Product Security Office
Schneider Electric
Schneider Electric
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