Dealing with Security Alert Overload: TUI’s 3-Step Approach @Exchange-Events
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Corcoran Smith @ TUI - How to do less wok

How do teams prioritise security findings when everything is critical, everything is a priority, and not everything is automated? At TUI (think travel - airlines, cruises, holidays, hotels) they take a 3-pronged approach to defining and prioritising threats, working with engineering teams to resolve them, and prove to the business that they are secure.

Bio: I've worked in and around AWS Security for the past ten years, largely in consulting delivery roles, helping enterprises shift-left with their cloud security postures. Recently, I've been appointed Head of Security Architecture at TUI - the world's largest travel provider, with a broad portfolio of security opportunities.
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