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Tag Archives: Coding Securely / SDLC

A 2 for 1 Post: Richard Clarke – Right & Wrong / My Thoughts on the Future of Infosec

June 14, 2007 – 7:19 am – This blog post pointed me over to a techtarget article that interviewed Richard Clarke. Clarke is reported as saying: “That illustrates the problem,” he said. “It’s about what you don’t know, or what you don’t see or can’t prove. Industrial and national…
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What will help significantly make Vista more secure

December 1, 2006 – 8:31 am – Richard Bejtlich wrote an article at CSO magazine describing what will make a difference in Vista’s security. It should be noted that Memory Address Randomization will significantly help prevent the spread of attacks via exploits. It is a feature turned on by default. This was not mentioned…
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Panel Discussion Participant: 5th Annual Cyber Security Executive Summit

September 13, 2006 – 6:58 pm – I was on a panel discussion at the 5th Annual Cyber Security Executive Summit for the Financial Services. 10:55 – TRACK A – SOFTWARE/APPLICATION DEVELOPMENT & IMPLEMENTATION • Security and Application Development as Separate Disciplines or are they Converging? • Integrating…
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