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21 Jul 2010Good Web application security resource
In typical monster corporation style, Hewlett-Packard's Web site is painfully difficult to browse around, much less find what you're looking for when it comes to, well, pretty much anything. There is an exception however that benefits all of us in information security. It's HP's Application Security Center Resource Library. It's chock full of goodies from HP (and former SPI Dynamics) engineers, developers, and Web security evangelists.In addition to more recent ...
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22 Jan 2010
My latest information security content
Here are my latest information security articles and a podcast focusing on Web security and document security. Enjoy!First, my Web security articles:Changes coming to the OWASP Top 10 in 2010 (read the comments too, I stirred the puddin' with this piece!)Free Web proxy tools you need to get to knowSecuring Web servers in Windows environments...and a document security podcast (this is a really interesting story if you haven't heard about ...
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30 Sep 2009
My latest security content
Here's my latest information security content...many more to come soon! Hope these prove to be of value to you.Finding cross-site scripting (XSS) application flaws checklistThe Windows Report - Analyzing the IT Job Market (podcast)Be sure to check out www.principlelogic.com/resources.html for all of my information security articles, podcasts, webcasts, screencasts, my Twitter updates, and more....
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10 Mar 2009
My latest security content
I have some new information security content that you may be interested in. First, here's an article I wrote for SearchSQLServer.com:The fine line between not encrypting your databases and breach notification...and two articles I wrote for SearchSoftwareQuality.com:Using the Firefox Web Developer extension to find security flawsCloud computing and application security: Issues and risksEnjoy!Also, be sure to check out www.principlelogic.com/resources.html for all of my information security articles, podcasts, webcasts, screencasts and ...
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18 Jul 2008
My security content from this week
OK, we're back into the swing of things. Here are two information security articles of mine that were published this week:AJAX Security - Is anyone listening?Cross-site Scripting 102 - How it actually worksAnd here's a recent podcast as well:The latest on convergence and network standardsAs always, for my past information security content be sure to check out www.principlelogic.com/resources.html.Enjoy!...
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16 Jul 2008
Do your users do online banking at work?
Here's a good reason to not do online banking at work or an untrusted computer. When there's a will there's a way...this is why we'll always have work to do in this field....
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04 Jun 2008
A good reason to lock your screen when you’re away…
I was just thinking about all the passwords our Web browser(s) want save for us for the sake of convenience. It's a great feature that I know I couldn't live without. I know many other people do it too. If you're one of them, be very, very careful leaving your computer screen unlocked when you leave your desk - especially for lunch, for a meeting, or for the day. What ...
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His final report was very thorough and included security recommendations for our network environment. The executive leadership was so impressed with Kevin’s security expertise, they have extended their agreement to continue to perform periodic testing. We highly recommend Kevin Beaver and Principle Logic as a resource for network security testing.”
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Kevin has written/co-written 12 books on information security including one of the best-sellers of all time:
