Discover how Detectify's hacker-DNA culture, multi-account AWS architecture, and Claude Code on Bedrock helped a lean security team deliver zero-day protection to customers before they even knew they needed it.

Topics Include:

• Haris Kabiljagić leads cloud operations, data, and scanning at Detectify.
• Detectify started in 2013 as a group of ethical hackers in Stockholm.
• The platform continuously scans customers' attack surfaces for exploitable vulnerabilities.
• A global community of elite ethical hackers feeds real-world payloads into the engine.
• Early on, a centralized cloud team caused over 40 service disruptions monthly.
• A multi-account AWS strategy via Control Tower eliminated disruptions entirely.
• The hardest part of decentralizing wasn't technology — it was the culture shift.
• Cloud ops had to evolve from gatekeepers into enablers of secure, fast deployment.
• Detectify's architecture runs on three pillars: scalability, event-driven services, and security.
• MSK and Amazon MQ replaced self-hosted RabbitMQ, enabling true event-driven microservices.
• AWS Security Hub provides a single pane of glass for security posture visibility.
• When the CAPS zero-day hit, Detectify delivered a live test to customers same day.
• Customers logged in braced for panic — and found the threat was already handled.
• AI-assisted development via Claude Code on Bedrock accelerated code migration 30x.
• The team moved from five modules per week to 150, without sacrificing review quality.
• Success is now measured by speed of remediation, not volume of vulnerabilities found.
• A new internal scanner lets customers protect applications before they ever reach production.
• Detectify's roadmap: make security effortlessly native inside the pipelines teams already use.

Participants:

• Haris Kabiljagić - Head of Developer Services, Detectify
• Johan Broman – EMEA ISV, Head of Solutions Architecture, Amazon Web Services

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