Training: 8–9 November 2016
Tutorials & Conference: 9–11 November 2016
Amsterdam, NL
Noé Lutz

Noé Lutz
Senior Staff Software Engineer, Tech Lead and Engineering Manager, Google Inc.

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Noé Lutz is a senior staff software engineering and tech lead on the Safe Browsing team at Google. Noé leads the antiphishing and social engineering efforts within Safe Browsing and is responsible for protecting Google and its users from deceptive web content that might put users’ digital identity or devices at risk. He also leads the Safe Browsing API and clients effort within Safe Browsing, whose mission is to bring Safe Browsing protection to over two billion devices. Noé received an MSc in computer science and information security from ETH Zurich, Switzerland, and is currently pursuing an MBA part time at the Haas School of Business at UC Berkeley.

Sessions

11:20–12:00 Friday, 11 November, 2016
Protecting your users with Google Safe Browsing
Security in context (security datasci)
 Location: G102 Level: Beginner
Noé Lutz (Google Inc.)
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Developers face significant challenges defending their platforms from attackers who try to co-opt platforms to distribute attacks on users. Noé Lutz discusses lessons learned over the past decade by the Google Safe Browsing (GSB) team about how to thwart these increasingly sophisticated threats, focusing on how developers can leverage GSB’s open source APIs to protect their users. Read more.