Join the San Francisco, Bay Area Drupal community the second Thursday of the month.
General Agenda:
* 5:30 - 6:00 pm: Networking and socializing (Food sponsor TBA)
* 6:00 - 6:15 pm: “Your Dose of Drupal Dialogue”
— Discussion on what’s in Drupal news
— Who is hiring in the SF Bay Area? Who needs to hire?
* 6:15 - 7:15 pm: Building Websites That Protect User Privacy
* 7:15 - 7:30 pm: Wrap up, more hanging out and chatting up Drupal
* 7:30 - Head to the local watering hole, Wooden Nickel at 1900 Folsom St.
Building Websites That Protect User Privacy:
With the dangers of surveillance increasingly a concern, now is a great time to talk about how to build websites that protect user privacy, including avoiding sharing website visitor traffic outside of your organization. You have architected a Drupal website to store data securely with Drupal’s robust permissions, access checks and security best practices. However, your website loads third party scripts, which can share your visitor traffic with one or more outside organizations. Why build a highly secure website, while also sharing all your visitors’ traffic outside your organization? Unless your organization’s business model relies on ads, it’s entirely possible to build your website in a way that avoids sharing your website visitor traffic with third parties.
About the speaker:
Squiggy Rubio is a Bay Area-based web developer who likes building websites that protect user privacy. She works now at Kalamuna, but she has been lurking in the Drupal community for nearly 15 years. She has also worked in a few pretty awesome places, including at a worker-owned cooperative that she also founded. Born and raised in Northern California, she has a bit of a green thumb and is passionate about ecological restoration.
Where: Mission Center Building, UCSF Room MCB 6A
1855 Folsom St., San Francisco, CA, 94103, USA
The building entrance is on a parking lot which is entered from 15th Street or Harrison
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