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Tuesday, June 23rd
11 am ET
When managing a massive, multi-language monolith with over 35 million lines of code, visibility into security risks is the first casualty. For Adyen, the challenge wasn’t just finding vulnerabilities, but identifying dependencies within a highly customized build environment.
In this technical session, Adyen DevSecOps expert Supun Vidana Pathiranage and JFrog’s Yonatan Arbel break down the architecture Adyen built to decouple dependency resolution from their core build system. This approach enables accurate, scalable visibility and reliable security scanning without disrupting developer workflows or requiring a total system rewrite.
In this session, you’ll learn:
- Architectural patterns for managing dependency visibility in massive, multi-language monorepos without rewriting your build system
- The Battlestar framework: how Adyen turns raw scan results into actionable security feedback that developers can act on
- Shift-left AppSec enforcement in practice: implementing security gates at the Merge Request level without slowing down delivery or drowning teams in false positives
You’ll leave with proven, actionable patterns for modernizing your software supply chain, enforcing meaningful security gates, and scaling DevSecOps across complex, real-world build environments.
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Supun Vidana Pathiranage
DevSecOps Specialist - Adyen
Supun specializes in securing large-scale, multi-language ecosystems. He led the architectural shift at Adyen to decouple dependency resolution from core build processes, enabling deep security scanning for one of the world’s largest financial monoliths.

Supun Vidana Pathiranage
Developer Advocacy Lead - JFrog
Yonatan works at the intersection of developer velocity and binary security. He focuses on helping enterprises transform raw security signals into automated, trustworthy enforcement policies using the JFrog Platform.