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'''Title''': '''Potential risks of the offline Internet''' <br>
 
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'''With: David Rook (Realex Payments) & Conor Mc Goveran (onformonics)'''<br>
 
The offline Internet is an interesting area of development for web based applications and the Software as a Service market. With several methods currently available to store and interact with web applications in an offline context, what are the inherent security risks with this new development. This talk will explore possible risks and exploits that may occur in the future <br>
 
The offline Internet is an interesting area of development for web based applications and the Software as a Service market. With several methods currently available to store and interact with web applications in an offline context, what are the inherent security risks with this new development. This talk will explore possible risks and exploits that may occur in the future <br>
  
 
'''Title: Internet insecurity & breaking the workflow''' <br>
 
'''Title: Internet insecurity & breaking the workflow''' <br>
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'''With: Eoin Keary (Ernst and Young)'''<br>
 
Solving CAPTCHA’s for Cash, Client Side Security, Time Based Blind SQL injection, Legal Cyber attacks
 
Solving CAPTCHA’s for Cash, Client Side Security, Time Based Blind SQL injection, Legal Cyber attacks
 
A little trip through what was talked about at this years defcon and blackhat gatherings.<br>
 
A little trip through what was talked about at this years defcon and blackhat gatherings.<br>
  
 
'''Title: Implementing a Risk Based Approach to Developing Applications Securely.''' <br>
 
'''Title: Implementing a Risk Based Approach to Developing Applications Securely.''' <br>
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'''With: John Wood (Fortify Software)'''<br>
 
This presentation will look at three major implementations of a secure development lifecycle at a major UK Credit Card Company and two major Banks. It will focus on the people, process and technology, the role of outsourcers, key business drivers and business justification, the role of the development teams and how success was measured.
 
This presentation will look at three major implementations of a secure development lifecycle at a major UK Credit Card Company and two major Banks. It will focus on the people, process and technology, the role of outsourcers, key business drivers and business justification, the role of the development teams and how success was measured.
  

Revision as of 11:20, 14 October 2008

OWASP Ireland

Welcome to the Ireland chapter homepage. The chapter leader is Eoin Keary


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Next Meeting

18th November 2008:

Location: Harcourt Street, thanks to Ernst & Young.

Agenda

Title: Potential risks of the offline Internet
With: David Rook (Realex Payments) & Conor Mc Goveran (onformonics)
The offline Internet is an interesting area of development for web based applications and the Software as a Service market. With several methods currently available to store and interact with web applications in an offline context, what are the inherent security risks with this new development. This talk will explore possible risks and exploits that may occur in the future

Title: Internet insecurity & breaking the workflow
With: Eoin Keary (Ernst and Young)
Solving CAPTCHA’s for Cash, Client Side Security, Time Based Blind SQL injection, Legal Cyber attacks A little trip through what was talked about at this years defcon and blackhat gatherings.

Title: Implementing a Risk Based Approach to Developing Applications Securely.
With: John Wood (Fortify Software)
This presentation will look at three major implementations of a secure development lifecycle at a major UK Credit Card Company and two major Banks. It will focus on the people, process and technology, the role of outsourcers, key business drivers and business justification, the role of the development teams and how success was measured.

Time

6:15

Location

Ernst & Young,
Harcourt Centre, Harcourt St,
Dublin 2
Opposite the Odeon Pub

Drop me a mail if you have any queries: eoin.keary <at> owasp.org