From Java 17 to 21: A Showcase of JDK Security Enhancements by Ana Maria Mihalceanu

In the dynamic landscape of software development, security remains paramount. This session offers a comprehensive showcase of the security enhancements after JDK17.
From the evolution of modern cryptographic algorithms to the intricacies of JDK security configuration, API advancements, and the game-changing role of JDK Flight Recorder, this showcase will equip you with a comprehensive understanding of how the JDK's commitment to security has matured over time.
Join this talk to witness the evolution of security within the JDK, as we bridge the gap from Java 17 to today and illuminate the path to a more secure future.

[@bipin_k]

Thankyou Ana for such a comprehensive content on jdk security. 👍

[@guai9632]

what ever will we do when we run out of 3-letter acronyms?

[@Tony-dp1rl]

Pretty sure if Security is a priority, you are not using Java.

[@sudosai]

What can be used as an alternative?

[@flemlion13]

Why not? Recently the White House Office urged memory safety and unsurprisingly for Devoxx viewers, Java is a memory safe language. Besides, many international payments have been handled using Java based applications for more than 20 years already.