SAFE for Elixir: Strengthening Security for Elixir and Erlang

Presented by: Robert Fiko & Mohamed Ali Khechine – SAFE Team, Erlang Solutions

About this talk

Security in software development is more critical than ever. In this session, Robert Fiko and Mohamed (Dali) Ali Khechine introduce SAFE for Elixir, a security audit developed with ELTE-Soft and Eötvös Loránd University researchers. 

SAFE helps businesses identify and address vulnerabilities in their code.

The team will break down common security risks, show how SAFE works, and explain why integrating it into your CI/CD pipeline can make your life easier while keeping your applications secure.

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What you’ll learn:

  • The biggest security risks in Elixir and Erlang projects (and how to spot them)
  • How SAFE makes vulnerability detection more accurate
  • How to integrate SAFE into your CI/CD pipeline for automated security checks
  • Why secure coding isn’t just about avoiding hacks. It also helps prevent downtime, financial loss, and compliance headaches

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