ICT Security-Sécurité PC et Internet

Quick Facts

Date : 29-30 Novembre
Location: Leuven (Belgium)
Price : Free
Places : Limited (First registered, First serve)

Agenda
The agenda is a sound mix between Application Security, Forensics, Risk Management and represents the current security landscape at large rather well: Building security into Applications in Enterprises, Managing Application Level Vulnerabilities, Source code review on a large scale. It also has 2 innovative talks on exploit mitigation and sandboxing javascript.

- Browser Security - John Wilander

- Sandboxing Javascript - Lieven Desmet

- Body Armor for Binaries - Asia Slowinska

- Forensics - Marc Hullegie and Kees Mastwijk

- Streamlining Application Vulnerability Management: Communication Between Development and Security Teams - Dan Cornell

- Code review for Large Companies - Ruediger Bachmann

- Making Security Invisible by Becoming the Developer’s Best Friends - Dinis Cruz

- OWASP Top 10 vs Drupal - Erwin Geirnaert

- Panel Discussion about the legal aspects of penetration testing

Learn more:

http://blog.zoller.lu/2012/11/owasp-benelux-2012-invitation.html

In this “Case Study” column, Alan shares some takeaways based on involvement in remediation engagements as a basis for understanding the reasons behind the continued trend in vulnerable web applications.

Wireless communication is inherently insecure. My consulting experience has confirmed that some organizations understand this fact when connecting to wireless networks with their laptops. However, their awareness falters when connecting their mobile devices to the same networks.

According to a Echoworx study, 44% of the surveyed audience at London’s Infosecurity Europe 2011 conference transmitted sensitive information unencrypted to the Internet via their mobile devices.

Appsec USAMinneapolis, MNSeptember 23, 2011OWASP Top 10 Mobile RisksJack Mannino, nVisium SecurityMike Zusman, Carve Systems...