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SUMMARY:Developing security systems using network programmability. - Dr. I
 sraat Haque
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DESCRIPTION:[Placeholder abstract]\n\nTraditional network security relies 
 on static\, perimeter-based controls that struggle to keep pace with dynam
 ic threats and increasingly fluid infrastructure. This talk explores how n
 etwork programmability — through SDN controllers\, programmable data pla
 nes (P4)\, and APIs exposed by modern network fabric — enables security 
 teams to build systems that detect and respond in real time rather than re
 lying on periodic rule updates.\n\nWe'll walk through practical patterns: 
 using SDN control planes to dynamically reroute or quarantine suspicious t
 raffic\, leveraging P4-programmable switches for line-rate anomaly detecti
 on without offloading to slower control-plane processing\, and building in
 tent-based security policies that compile down to enforceable network stat
 e. A live demo will show an automated pipeline that ingests threat signals
 \, computes a network-level response\, and pushes updated flow rules to pr
 ogrammable switches in under a second — no manual firewall ticket requir
 ed.
LOCATION:Volta HQ
URL:https://talks.devopsdays.org/halifax-2026/talk/TULQWP/
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