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All Access Pass

Name: All Access Pass
Start: 2026-10-28T18:00:00.000-07:00
End: 2026-10-28T21:00:00.000-07:00
Location: 2773 Folsom St suite 101

Oblique Events

2773 Folsom St suite 101

San Francisco, CA

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About Event

All Access Pass
Enterprise security is so hot right now. The corp sec stack - device management, identity and access, email security, SaaS posture, AI governance, and everything in between - is finally getting the attention, tooling, and budget that product security and cloud security have had for years. Thanks Clawd. We're here for all of it.
Join us for All Access Pass, hosted by Oblique, bringing together the people building, breaking, and buying enterprise security. Come for the talks, stay for the hallway-track energy that made hacker culture great in the first place.
Real talks, strong opinions, pizza, and beer. See you there.

Agenda
6:00–6:30pm — Networking with pizza + drinks
6:30–8:00pm — Talks
8:00–9:00pm — More networking + drinks

Talks
Aditya Saligrama - How we let cloud agents loose on our infrastructure
At Formal, we built a generic OIDC integration that lets machine workloads authenticate to Formal—and optionally attest the identity of the human behind them—without long-lived credentials. Internally, we’ve used it to safely expand what our cloud agents can access across our infrastructure, enabling us to move more development workflows off laptops and into isolated cloud sandboxes. This talk covers what we built, how we secured it, and what it unlocked.
Aditya Saligrama is a senior software engineer at Formal helping security teams at companies like Cursor, Notion, and Decagon enforce least-privilege access for humans and agents. Previously, Aditya worked on security and infrastructure at Cloudflare and Verkada, and served as president of Stanford Applied Cyber, leading the team to a National CCDC championship and a second-place finish at the CPTC Global Finals.

Wesley Whetstone - But you called me?
Applying software updates in a timely fashion is one of the easiest and most effective security controls you can enable. Unfortunately this can be a time-consuming and tedious process for your users. In this short and sweet talk we’ll go over how you can leverage the latest tooling from Apple’s declarative device management stack to make this as fast and painless as possible without cold calling your users then immediately putting them on hold.
Wesley Whetstone is a Staff Client Platform Engineer at Stripe.

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