You're met at the door of one of Prague's finest rooms.Your host is already at the table.
Six people, one conversation.No agenda, no speeches — ask anything.
A car takes you to the conference opening at the Diplomat.Drinks & conversation.
Tim Hudson
the first code · the long arc
Ask the man who wrote the first lines. Tim co-wrote SSLeay in the mid-1990s, the codebase the community forked into OpenSSL. He is CTO of Cryptsoft and President of the OpenSSL Corporation. A table small enough that every question gets answered first-hand. How we got here, where we go next.
- WhenMon 12 Oct · 17:30smart casual · no speeches
- WhereOne of Prague’s finest roomsannounced July — seat holders hear first
- MenuIn the chef’s hands — wine on the table
- AfterA car collects youfor the opening at the Diplomat
David Hook
Bouncy Castle & the JVM
Twenty-five years of Bouncy Castle, one table, five guests. David's library quietly underpins most of the JVM ecosystem. Java, Kotlin, FIPS-140, the long tail of enterprise crypto. Your questions answered by the maintainer who wrote it.
- WhenMon 12 Oct · 17:30smart casual · no speeches
- WhereOne of Prague’s finest roomsannounced July — seat holders hear first
- MenuIn the chef’s hands — wine on the table
- AfterA car collects youfor the opening at the Diplomat
Matt Caswell
the Foundation & the long view
The long-view table. Matt is President of the OpenSSL Foundation and shipped much of the TLS 1.3 implementation the world now runs. A real conversation about stewardship, governance, and keeping civic infrastructure alive across decades. With room for every question.
- WhenMon 12 Oct · 17:30smart casual · no speeches
- WhereOne of Prague’s finest roomsannounced July — seat holders hear first
- MenuIn the chef’s hands — wine on the table
- AfterA car collects youfor the opening at the Diplomat