John Overbaugh is a software engineering leader with sixteen years of experience. His background covers pretty much everything from consumer applications to high-availability enterprise server applications and highly scalable Web services. He lives near Salt Lake City with his wife, Holly,and his three sons. John is the Director of Security for Medicity, a Salt Lake City-based medical software company, and a Certified HITRUST Practitioner. When he isn't working, John enjoys the outdoors and is an avid photographer and ham radio enthusiast (K7JTO).
Contributions from John Overbaugh
- Building software security testing skills for managers
- Confronting security challenges facing social networking sites
- Application security: Using social media and collaboration tools
- Save time and trouble: Conduct security testing before production
- How to implement automated security testing in the continuous integration cycle
- Business decision making: Trade-offs between security solutions and performance
- Software security: Four lessons testers should learn from Stuxnet
- Security tools and application lifecycle management
- Data protection for non-sensitive and sensitive information
- Weighing application security strategy options
- Security tester roles in secure development lifecycle (SDL)
- Change management: Tracking security defects found with scanning tools
- Application security: Testing for insecure file references
- Strategies for ensuring embedded software security
- Do embedded systems require extra security testing?
- Overcoming the challenges of cross-site scripting testing
- Application security: Testing for injection vulnerabilities
- Application security: Protecting application availability, data confidentiality and integrity
- Boost network security using firewalls, encryption and logging
- Penetration testing and other security testing techniques