Cristian Pimentel: "Secure Coding and Common Pitfalls in Java" 1/2
San Diego Java User's Group, July 17, 2018 -- http://www.sdjug.org
Abstract:
Security should be an embedded concern in every team’s design process. But often times, teams get implementation details incorrect or decide on complex approaches when simpler out-of-the-box options exist. The JDK alone offers a wide variety of security APIs that can be easy to use (or abuse). We’ll cover general secure coding concepts, how they can be applied using the JDK, and some common issues and mistakes made by software devs.
Speaker Bio:
Cristian Pimentel is a Java and C++ developer turned Security Engineer. He has experience developing and designing systems in the industries of State Government, Emergency Healthcare, Financial and Banking, and Medical Devices. He’s spoken at Ideas Fest on the topic of IoT Security as well as financial conferences on the topic of Identity Management in Core Banking Systems. He currently works at ResMed as Director of Security Engineering. Outside of software and security engineering, he loves kayaking, camping, and sailing.
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