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      Web Application Security: The Devil is in the Details - Part II of III

      February 19, 2015 12:00 AM

      Part I of this three part webcast series introduced the Open Web Application Security Project (OWASP) and discussed topics such as Injection, Broken Authentication and Session Management, and Cross Site Scripting (XSS). These are a few of OWASP’s top 10 commonly misunderstood security flaws.

      Part II in the series continues to countdown OWASP’s top 10 list and focuses on Insecure Direct Object Reference, Security Misconfiguration and Sensitive Data Exposure.

      Think your data is safe? Please join our guest speaker Chase Schultz, Senior Security Consultant, Independent Security Evaluators (ISE), to be sure.

       

      Guest Speaker: Chase Schultz, Senior Security Consultant, Independent Security Evaluators (ISE)

      SchultzChase Schultz is a Senior Security Consultant at Independent Security Evaluators. His day job includes penetration testing, security assessments, and security research. Chase enjoys breaking web apps and applying an attackers mindset, as he helps companies find & fix vulnerabilities in their software products. In the past he's worked as a Security Engineer for Gap Inc & as a Reverse Engineer for Irdeto Bluray DRM. Chase has also been a speaker at ToorCon, PancakeCon, & the Phoenix OWASP Chapter. So come on and check out this webcast if you're interested in hearing more about web application security & vulnerabilities.