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Rust in Cybersecurity: Capabilities and Prospects for System Programming
Our Speakers
Victor Milokum,
Engineering Director at Apriorit
Michael Teslia,
Program Manager at Apriorit
Dmytro Savin,
Software Development Leader at Apriorit
Event description
Cybersecurity threats are becoming increasingly sophisticated, and secure system programming is more critical than ever. In this webinar Apriorit experts explore how Rust can be used for cybersecurity.
Learn how Rust’s robust safety features can significantly reduce system vulnerabilities and support the development of secure, high-performance applications. Explore practical knowledge and real-world use cases to smoothly integrate Rust into your cybersecurity strategy.
Apriorit experts discuss the following topics:
- The state and future of Rust for secure software development
- How Rust aligns with NIST cybersecurity frameworks
- Rust performance: speed, safety, and efficiency
- Windows driver development with Rust
- Linux driver development with Rust
- macOS and Rust: use cases and best practices
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