"Writing Secure ASP.NET Applications"

GerardKeating

The Galway Area MTUG (Microsoft Technology User Groups) are presenting the following talk next month.

Writing Secure ASP.NET Applications - Dominick Baier
Thursday, September 14, 2006
Begin time: 7:30 PM
End time: 9:00 PM

Summary:
ASP.NET 2.0 has a lot of good services to build secure and robust web applications 'out of the box', but you still have to be aware of the threats. In this talk we look at some of the most common vulnerabilities in web applications and how ASP.NET helps you to mitigate them. Furthermore you'll get to know the most important built-in facilities in ASP.NET for doing proper input validation, authentication & authorization and error handling & logging. Every developer writing web applications should be aware of this information.

Biography: Dominick Baier leads the security curriculum at DevelopMentor. This includes teaching and authoring courses about .NET, ASP.NET, WinFX, and Vista security. He holds a degree in Computer Science, is a certified BS7799/ISO17799 Lead Auditor, and speaks at various conferences around the world about application security. When not teaching he spends his time researching security, doing audits and penetration tests, and helping other developers around the world to build more secure applications. Currently he is writing a book about ASP.NET Security which has recently been submitted to Microsoft Press to review.

Location:

Harbour Hotel Galway at 7:30pm


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danniemcq

how much is it no price in post or link or is it free in?

po0k

m0n0

GerardKeating

danniemcq wrote:

how much is it no price in post or link or is it free in?

The site has been update to reflect your queries, and now states

Galway Area MTUG wrote:

Cost:
As always these events are FREE - we appreciate your support.

but there's more - this venue is one of those rare breeds with FREE CAR PARKING for event attendees

(60 places - first come first served)

GerardKeating

GerardKeating wrote:

(60 places - first come first served)

Just to clarify, the 60 places is the capacity of the car park, not the event, as many as want can come.

cheers

mark.leonard

This sounds really interesting, keep these seminars coming you guys!

GerardKeating

mark.leonard wrote:

This sounds really interesting, keep these seminars coming you guys!

We hope to...

SimpleSam06

GerardKeating wrote:

We hope to...

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