Rust in the Enterprise: Best Practices and Security Considerations

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Rust is rapidly moving from niche to mainstream in enterprise development, but scaling it securely requires more than just adopting the language. As organizations expand their Rust footprint, questions around safety, dependency management, and long-term maintainability come into sharper focus. In this session, industry experts share practical guidance on building a robust and secure Rust ecosystem. You’ll hear real-world perspectives on navigating common pitfalls, strengthening your approach to open-source dependencies, and making the most of Rust’s advantages without compromising on security or operational confidence.

Rust in the Enterprise: Best Practices and Security Considerations

As Rust gains traction in enterprise environments, ensuring security and scalability becomes paramount. In our final episode in this three-part Rust series, our expert panel brings together leading voices in software development to discuss how enterprises can define and build a secure Rust ecosystem.

From unpacking the importance of memory safety to managing unsafe code and vetting open-source dependencies, our speakers will share actionable insights and real-world experiences. We'll also explore how Sonatype's latest Rust support capabilities address these challenges.

Don’t miss this engaging discussion on how enterprises can confidently harness Rust’s potential while maintaining rigorous security and operational standards.

Featured Speakers

Brian Fox

Co-Founder & CTO, Sonatype

Joel Marcey

Director of Technology, Rust Foundation

Shane Miller

Senior Fellow, Atlantic Council and Distinguished Advisor, Rust Foundation

Mitch Ashley

Chief Technology Advisor, The Futurum Group