The scientific online seminar was structured around four thematic blocks:

1. Using AWS Lambda Functions in Big Data Companies – Denys Redko (Argus Media, Software Engineer). The session covered practical applications of serverless architecture in processing large data volumes. Discussions focused on the advantages of AWS Lambda in scalability, cost reduction, and integration with other AWS services in high-load systems.
2. Major Blockchain Attacks and Development Directions in Blockchain Work – Ihor Martyniuk (FabricData, London, Senior Fullstack). Real-world cases of attacks on blockchain networks were analyzed, along with protection mechanisms and new directions in developing secure decentralized systems. The discussion included smart contract security, consensus protocols, and their improvement.
3. AI Tools for Assessing Cyber Threats and Software Vulnerabilities – Serhii Bulba (Netwave, Software Engineer).  This session outlined the possibilities of using artificial intelligence to detect anomalies, identify vulnerabilities, and predict cyber threats. Emphasis was placed on modern machine learning models and their integration into cybersecurity systems.
4. Frontend vs. Security: An Eternal Conflict – Dmytro Bondarenko (Mafy Oy, Software Engineer).  The challenges of creating modern frontend solutions that meet security requirements were explored. Real-world conflicts between user convenience and security demands were examined, along with contemporary approaches to resolving them.

Each thematic block included active discussions, case presentations, training sessions, testing, and Q&A sessions. Speakers shared their experiences in implementing innovative solutions within their companies, enhancing the practical skills of the participants.

A total of 365 participants attended the seminar. Upon completing the scientific online seminar, participants underwent training and testing and received electronic certificates.

Alona Desiatko
Head of the Department of Software Engineering and Cybersecurity