Agenda

Room capacity: 100 people

Church

Rinderstall

Sem #2

Sem #3

09:45

10:00

11:10

12:00

13:00

13:50

Sem #3

50 min

Enhancing security in microservice architectures: A case study on scanning with Veracode Collections

In this presentation, we will explore the use of Veracode Collections to enhance security in microservice architectures, which, while enabling scalability and flexibility, also introduce significant vulnerabilities. We will provide an overview of the security challenges associated with microservices and demonstrate how Veracode Collections can automate the scanning process for comprehensive security assessments. Through a practical case study, we will share insights on integrating scanning into CI/CD pipelines, interpreting results, and addressing identified vulnerabilities. Attendees will gain valuable strategies for securing microservices and fostering a security-aware culture within their development teams.

14:40

16:00

Rinderstall

30 min

How to Create Successful X-Border teams

This session dives into the real secret behind high-performing distributed tech teams: culture. With a mix of humor, sharp insights, and real-world case studies - from GitLab's wins to Boeing's missteps - we'll explore how cross-border collaboration, when done right, becomes a strategic superpower. You'll walk away with practical tools, fresh perspectives, and a clear understanding of why the future of tech is human, cultural, and borderless. Why attend? This isn't just theory - it's being put into practice. We'll spotlight the launch of DKB Bank's new Valencia hub, a growing initiative that's testing how cultural strengths and a collaborative mindset can shape smarter, more connected global teams. If you're curious about the future of distributed work, this is the session to watch.

Sem #3

90 min

Workshop: AI-Driven Product Design: From Idea to Interactive Prototype

Creating responsive prototypes in tools like Figma or Sketch is often time-consuming and usually results in temporary throwaway products that quickly become outdated and serve only as visual references. In this workshop, participants will learn how to strategically leverage generative AI to move quickly from a rough product idea to a well-structured and sustainably usable product documentation. Together, we'll use AI to create essential artifacts (e.g. product vision and user journeys), which will be refined through iterative feedback loops between humans and AI. Finally, we'll use the generated documentation to rapidly build a static HTML/CSS/JS prototype that provides a solid foundation for actual application development.

16:50

Church

30 min

Barrierefreiheit by Design – Wie wir Accessibility in unsere Systeme einbauen

Barrierefreiheit ist kein Bonus; sie ist ein Qualitätsaspekt und beginnt weit vor dem ersten Audit. In dieser Präsentation zeige ich, wie wir Barrierefreiheit bei der DKB in unsere Architektur integrieren, mit praktischen Beispielen aus unserem Designsystem: von standardmäßig ARIA-unterstützten Komponenten über automatisierte Tests bis hin zur Integration in CI/CD und die Definition of Done. Ich berichte darüber, wie wir eine bereichsübergreifende Governance etabliert haben, wo wir gescheitert sind und was wir dabei gelernt haben. Diese Präsentation richtet sich an alle, die Barrierefreiheit nicht als reine Pflichtübung sehen, sondern als strategischen Hebel für bessere Produkte. Zielgruppe: Frontend-Entwickler:innen, UX-Designer:innen, Engineering-Teams, Product Owner, Accessibility-Verfechter:innen

17:40

18:10