By Dan Cornell
Tuesday of last week - in the midst of the craziness of OWASP AppSecUSA - I had the opportunity to break away and speak to the Austin PMI chapter. They've got a good-sized group in Austin and I had a lot of fun presenting - lots of energy and great questions from the attendees.
Slides from the presentation are online here:
The abstract for the talk was:
Application-level vulnerabilities have been responsible for a number of very public data breaches and are increasingly a target for a variety of types of attackers. This presentation demonstrates some of the security vulnerabilities that are often introduced during software development projects. It also looks at activities that can help identify these vulnerabilities as well as prevent them from being introduced in the first place. Attendees will take away from the presentation an understanding of software security risks as well as where assurance activities can be included in the project plan to help increase the security of software being developed with a minimum of impact to project schedules and budgets.
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