DevelopSec: Developing Security Awareness
Curious about application security? Want to learn how to detect security vulnerabilities and protect your application. We discuss different topics and provide valuable insights into the world of application security.
Podcasting since 2014 • 130 episodes
DevelopSec: Developing Security Awareness
Latest Episodes
Ep. 126: Avoiding Panic and Misunderstandings with Proper Authentication Failure Reporting
Have you ever felt that feeling of thinking your account has been compromised? It can be a scary feeling. But what about when it didn't really happen? Instead it was just confusing messaging. That is what I talk a...
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Ep. 125: From Flat Tires to AppSec: The Power of Tools and Process
In this episode, James shares a story about fixing a flat tire on an E-Scooter and how it relates to security. He shows how the combination of tools, process, and knowledge can lead to a successful outcome.Can you be successful without a...
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Ep. 124: Double-ClickJacking
In this episode, I go over what Double-ClickJacking is and what you can potentially do about it to reduce the risk to your applications. Will this be the new finding on everyone's pen tests this year?Paulos Yibelo first descr...
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Ep. 123: Goals of Security Culture - Sort of?
In this episode, I talk about how security is a part of everyone's role and the labeling of "Security Culture". I share some ideas on how to improve on role based security awareness and building stronger relationships between security and the r...
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Ep. 122: Integrating Security Responsibilities into Development
In this episode I talk about assigning responsibility for secure development and how the dev and security teams should be working together to accomplish a common goal. I also discuss the importance of updating developer job descript...
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