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Friday June 24, 2011

My Java Web Application Security Presentation from Jazoon 2011

Yesterday I delivered my Java Web Application Security talk at Jazoon. The presentation I gave was similar to the one I delivered at Utah JUG, but contains a few more slides about penetration testing and securing REST APIs. I also opted not to embed the screencasts in the presentation on SlideShare since you can click on the links to view them. Lastly, I included a great quote from Erlend Oftedal, who left a great comment on my last post.

"Security is a quality, and as all other quality, it is important that we build it into our apps while we are developing them, not patching it on afterwards like many people do."

If you'd like to download a PDF of this presentation, you can do it from Slideshare or from my presentations page.

Like most conferences in the last year, I brought the lovely Trish McGinity with me. As of today, it's been one year since I saw her switch from a Martini to a Guinness and thought "I need to talk to that girl!" It's been a heckuva a ride ever since and I'm sure the future will be just as much fun. To celebrate, we're going to explore Rhine Falls and have dinner at Greulich. Happy Anniversary Trish!

Posted in Java at Jun 24 2011, 06:25:55 AM MDT 1 Comment
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[Trackback] I've always enjoyed speaking at conferences, especially those in exotic locations. Earlier this year, I saw Jazoon's call for papers and thought, "I've never been to Switzerland, sounds fun!" I proceeded to submit a talk, got accepted and booked a tr...

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