Fri 13:55-14:35

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BoF: Local Associations websites project (la_eu): demo & questions

Speaker(s)
Sven Decabooter
Floris van Geel
Experience level
Beginner
Session Room
Room 5 (BoF)
Time Slot
Fri 13:55-14:35
Duration
40 min

The Local Association (EU Sites Project) makes it easier for local associations to create their own Drupal site for their association. Using this shared codebase, associations will be able to set up a modern website and adjust it to their need.

In this session, we will:

  • Have a demo by Lemberg (who are building the websites)
  • Overview of the current project status and active sites
  • Room for questions and suggestions
  • Discuss how new functionalities should be implemented
  • ...

Building EU-branded Drupal sites with ECL and OpenEuropa theme

Speaker(s)
George Kastanis
Aris Magripis
Experience level
Intermediate
Session track
Coding & Site Building
Session Room
Room 1 (Amphitheater Pantheon)
Time Slot
Fri 13:55-14:35
Duration
40 min

Learn how to create branded EU institutional websites using the Europa Component Library (ECL) and OpenEuropa theme. Inspired by real implementations, this session shows how to build subthemes, integrate ECL Twig components, and create custom solutions that build on ECL.

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Turning AI Agents configuration into clear and maintainable AI Workflows

Speaker(s)
David Galeano
Experience level
Intermediate
Session track
Coding & Site Building
Session Room
Room 3 (Acquia)
Time Slot
Fri 13:55-14:35
Duration
40 min

Building AI Agents shouldn’t feel harder than building the AI itself. Learn how AI Agents configuration can evolve into visual, maintainable AI workflows making intelligent behavior easier to design, understand, and scale in Drupal.

What the Hack?! What Modern Cybercrime Teaches Us About Security, Open Source, and the Responsibility of Communities

Speaker(s)
Katharina Hoffmann
Experience level
Beginner
Session track
InfoSec & DevOps
Session Room
Room 2 (Indigital)
Time Slot
Fri 13:55-14:35
Duration
40 min

Cybercrime today is no longer driven by lone hackers in hoodies. It is operated by well-funded, highly organized, and in some cases state-backed groups that function like global technology companies. Their marketplace? The Darknet. Their targets? All of us — from critical IT infrastructure to the CMS sites we build every day.

Open-source software like Drupal relies on something attackers have learned to exploit: the trust within our communities. The recent xz backdoor demonstrated that the biggest vulnerabilities often don’t start in code, but in the people maintaining it: often overworked, isolated, and underfunded.

This talk explores how these two worlds collide and why our strongest defense isn’t a patch, but a more resilient and connected community.

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