February 03, 2010

SANS Application Security 2010 Conference

We hope to see you at the SANS Application Security 2010 Conference in San Francisco

I just got back from the cocktail reception that kicked off the SANS Application Security Conference held at the Sheraton Fisherman’s Wharf Hotel in San Francisco this year.

So stop tomorrow (Feb 4) for a free lunch at 12:30 PM in the President’s Ballroom and hear our esteemed CTO, Lars Ewe, present on “AJAX: The Truth Behind the Hype”. Lars is also a panelist in the SANS vendor tools shootout (along with IBM and Vericode) at 4:30 PM.

Some of the things you’ll learn at the SANS Application Security Conference include:

The essentials of a comprehensive Web site security program and how to secure a Website
The most current information on Web hacking techniques and how to guard against these prevalent Web vulnerabilities
Unique procurement practices that will help manage application security outsourcing and improve application security
The confessions of a professional Web application hacker
What your peers are doing to secure their Web applications and Web application best practices
What tools are available and how do they compare? Which tools should you have in your security toolbox to ensure your applications are locked up tight.

Looking forward to seeing you there!

by
Angel Oberoi
Angel@cenzic.com


	SANS Security Summit
	Attend the Feb 4-5 SANS Security Summit held in San Francisco, CA
	https://www.sans.org/appsec-2010/summit.php#overview

Topic Tags: application security, SANS

by Erin Swanson

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