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| SOFTWARE SECURITY TESTING AND TECHNIQUES EXPERTS |
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Caleb Sima
chief technologist for the HP Application Security Center
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Chris Wysopal
co-founder and chief technology officer
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Ajax security -- Is anyone listening?
18 Jul 2008
TIP - If you learn the basics of Ajax, lock it down within reason, and consistently test for the obvious holes, that's really all that's needed to make sure Ajax applications are secure.
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PCI DSS compliance: WAF, code review or both?
02 Jul 2008
EXPERT ANSWER - Complying with PCI DSS requirement 6.6 means installing a Web application firewall or conducting a code review. Application security expert Caleb Sima explains which option is best and how to get the most out of your app sec ...
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The realities of using WAFs for PCI DSS 6.6 compliance
Submitted By: SearchSoftwareQuality.com | 18 Jun 2008
TIP - A Web application firewall (WAF) will serve you well in the long term, but first you should focus on doing automated scans and hands-on manual analysis to ensure Web app security.
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The realities of PCI DSS 6.6 application code reviews
Submitted By: SearchSoftwareQuality.com | 10 Jun 2008
TIP - Code reviews are one way to comply with Requirement 6.6 of the PCI Data Security Standard (DSS). Kevin Beaver explains what you need to consider if you select this option.
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Application security careers have bright future
09 Jun 2008
EXPERT ANSWER - Application security expert Dan Cornell explains why companies are taking a greater interest in incorporating security into the SDLC, and how this trend affects those breaking into the software security field.
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Secure software measures: Their strengths and limitations
Submitted By: SearchSoftwareQuality.com | 30 May 2008
TIP - The best approach to software security is to develop code that doesn't have vulnerabilities. Barring that, you may want to turn to automated scanning, manual analysis and WAFs.
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Getting started with Web application misuse cases
Submitted By: SearchSoftwareQuality.com | 17 Apr 2008
TIP - When developing applications it isn't enough to think about how they will be used. You must also consider how they will be misused -- or abused -- so that you can prevent attacks.
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Web application security testing basics
Submitted By: SearchSoftwareQuality.com | 17 Apr 2008
PODCAST - Static and dynamic analysis -- manual or automated -- can help uncover Web app security flaws. Learn how to use the techniques to make sure your applications aren't open to attack.
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Web application hacking: Inside the mind of an attacker
Submitted By: SearchSoftwareQuality.com | 15 Jan 2008
TIP - Want to prevent your Web app from being hacked? Then you need to think like an attacker. Kevin Beaver helps you change your mindset so you think about how your app can be misused.
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