This presentation will draw on the experience of reviewing application designs, and pen tests of developed applications to highlight common problems and show how sound architecture and development practices can embed security into application designs.
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
SPEAKERS
Martin Pill
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
AGENDA
19:00 - Refreshments
19:30 - Main presentation
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
SYNOPSIS
Web Application security breaches are rarely out of the news, and while victim organisations may claim to have suffered an “unprecedented attack” that is rarely the case.
As a Security Architect and Pen Tester, I see a lot of designs for and implementations of Web Applications, and all too many have flaws in the architecture, coding or both which put the data they contain at unnecessary risk. GDPR makes “data protection by design” a legal requirement, and breaches due to badly designed, configured or maintained applications are likely to lead to heavy fines.
This presentation will draw on the experience of reviewing application designs, and pen tests of developed applications to highlight common problems and show how sound architecture and development practices can embed security into application designs.
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
For overseas delegates who wish to attend the event please note that BCS does not issue invitation letters.
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
THIS EVENT IS BROUGHT TO YOU BY:
BCS Cheltenham & Gloucester Branch
Visit www.bcs.org/membership/member-communities/cheltenham-and-gloucester-branch
