There seems to be a theme going around the security industry lately … focus less on preaching to the choir and more on “inceptionizing” security to people building the systems. As an example in last week’s Dark Reading “Walking In The Application Developer’s Shoes” article, Kelly Jackson Higgins discussed how many security professionals are...
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With less than two months to go until AppSec DC is here, AppSec organizer and OWASP chapter lead and international committee member Rex Booth was nice enough to do an interview with us about all things AppSec. In this interview, Rex tells us who should attend AppSec this year, why he got involved with...
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It looks like OWASP has released the videos from this year’s NYC AppSec infosec conference event. Here is the link to the AppSec videos. It’s the link above the schedule to their Google Video channel. For more information on NYC AppSec, see its description in our Infosec Conferences section. See our summary and original...
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The NYC AppSec infosec conference event just occurred. We weren’t able to go but did spend some time scouring the web for some interesting take-aways. Overall the big news story from the conference seemed to be the Jeremiah Grossman/Robert Hansen clickjacking talk. Also, Chris Nickerson’s session on hacking web apps through developers hit a...
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Just a quick reminder that the OWASP NYC AppSec 2008 infosec conference event is next week. The agenda and speakers are ready and they’ve even made a recent venue change to the Park Central New York Hotel to accomodate more people. Unfortunately, we won’t be able to make it this year, but we’ll be...
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I noticed that OWASP AppSec has recently announced this year’s OWASP NYC AppSec infosec conference event. These AppSec conferences have really been expanding in recent years. The last one I went to was the OWASP/NIST event they had about two years ago up in Gaithersburg. Since then they’ve seemed to have expanded into offering...
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