Speaking Engagements
For nearly 20 years, Joshua Brickman has stood in front of the people who build security products, the labs that evaluate them, and the schemes that regulate them, and explained how the three are meant to fit together. Twenty sessions, from 2007 to today.
See Josh on stage
Start with the recorded sessions. The full record is there if you want it.
Watch featured talks and panels: There are eght sessions with video, including the EU Cyber Acts Conference panel on regulatory harmonization, the iTC panel that Josh moderated at ICCC 2025, and RSA Conference 2013 with Mary Ann Davidson.
Browse the complete list of talks from 2007 to 2026.
What Josh speaks about
The EU Cyber Resilience Act
What the CRA actually requires of ICT product developers, and how to build a compliance roadmap that survives contact with an engineering schedule.
Common Criteria in the Cloud
Josh chairs the Common Criteria in the Cloud technical working group and is primary author of its guidance. He has given the community update at the International Common Criteria Conference in 2023 and 2024, and at Common Criteria Day in 2022.
FIPS 140 and cryptographic module validation
Keeping a validation alive through product updates, and where FIPS and Common Criteria help each other instead of duplicating work. Sessions and panels at the International Cryptographic Module Conference in 2015, 2017, 2018 and 2022.
Protection Profiles and technical communities
How a group of competitors builds a shared Protection Profile and then keeps it maintained. Josh co-chaired the Enterprise Security Management community — Microsoft, IBM, EMC/RSA, Oracle and CA Technologies — and reported on it at ICCC in 2007, 2009 and 2012.
Secure development and supply chain trust
Where product security actually breaks down, and what a customer can reasonably ask a vendor to prove. Includes RSA Conference 2013 with Mary Ann Davidson, and the Open Group Trusted Technology Forum at ICCC 2011.
Digital accessibility in the enterprise
Building an accessibility process that outlives the person who started it. Presented at the CSUN Conference on Technology and Persons with Disabilities in 2012 with Mary Utt of The Paciello Group, and at the Boston Accessibility Unconference in 2011.
Invite Josh to speak
Keynotes, conference sessions, moderated panels, technical community briefings, and podcast or webinar appearances. Tell him the audience and the question you want answered, and he will tell you honestly whether he is the right person for it.