Deep diving in Spring Security with the latest trends and additions By Laur Spilca

As organizations continue to prioritize data security and user privacy, it becomes crucial for software developers and security professionals to stay updated with the latest advancements in securing applications. Spring Security, a powerful framework for implementing authentication and authorization in Java applications, has undergone significant enhancements and introduced new features in recent times. The "Deep Diving in Spring Security: Exploring the Latest Trends and Additions" talk is designed to provide participants with a comprehensive understanding of the advanced capabilities and cutting-edge techniques in Spring Security. This interactive deep dive talk will delve into the intricacies of Spring Security, focusing on its latest trends, additions, and best practices for secure application development. During this talk, the presenter, Laurentiu, will demonstrate live coding examples that showcase the implementation of Spring Security's latest features and enhancements. Participants will witness firsthand how to integrate these techniques into their own projects and gain valuable insights into the best practices for secure application development. LAUR SPILCA Laurentiu Spilca is a highly accomplished development lead with a profound passion for Java development. Renowned in the community for their expertise, they have garnered widespread recognition through their influential YouTube channel and their authorship of three acclaimed books: 'Spring Security in Action,' 'String Start Here,' and 'Troubleshooting Java.' With an extensive knowledge of Java and its frameworks, Laurentiu Spilca has emerged as a sought-after speaker, captivating audiences at numerous prestigious events worldwide. Their ability to simplify complex concepts and deliver insightful talks has made them a respected figure in the industry. Join Laurentiu Spilca at the conference to gain valuable insights and discover new dimensions in the world of Java development."