Charteris Speaking Engagements and Publications : Security

Charteris Speakers hold "Web Security Conference Day" for the Scottish Developers Group

rogerw — Mon, 26 Feb 2007 11:16:13 GMT

Charteris consultants, Barry Dorrans and Chris Seary, who speak regularly on topics relating to security and web applications are presenting an entire day on Web Security in association with the Scottish Developers Group on the 12th April, 2007.

The agenda is as follows;

08:45 Registration
09:00 Hacking websites for fun and profit
10:30 Break
11:00 Securing applications and communications in ASP.NET
12:30 Lunch
13:30 Code Access Security - in-depth explanation and design pattern for web applications
15:00 Break
15:15 Securing Web Services with WS-*
16:45 Break
17:00 Managing Identity using Windows Cardspace
18:30 Close

Registration details can be found on the Scottish Developers announcement page.

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DeveloperDay #4 : Two Charteris Speakers

rogerw — Mon, 06 Nov 2006 12:43:30 GMT

Developer Day, the ever popular community event held at the Microsoft offices in Reading, has two Charteris Application Development Consultants speaking.

Barry Dorrans will be giving a presentation entitled "Securing applications and communications in ASP.Net" which aims to provide you with recipes to secure your ASP.Net applications, be they internet, extranet or intranet exposed. Covering authentication and authorisation strategies, identity management, securing communications, secrets, viewstate and more the session will discuss common best practices for secure implementation of ASP.Net applications.

Chris Seary will be talking on "Securing web services and applications using WS-*", will giving an overview and design patterns for using WSE (Web Service Enhancements) and WCF, as well as look at what's going on under the covers. Explanations will be given of when WS-* should or should not be used. Also, tools such as the X509 Certificate tool will be covered, and an overview given of how WS-Federation works to achieve single sign on.

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NxtGenUG Oxford

rogerw — Mon, 06 Nov 2006 12:43:00 GMT

Barry Dorrans will be presenting "Hacking Web Sites for fun and profit" at the December meeting of the Next Generation Usergroup, Oxford Branch (Wednesday 6th December, Research Machines offices, Abingdon). The session aims to cover the safety of your ASP.Net web sites by looking at parameter munging, cross site scripting SQL injection and information leakage with demonstrations on how exploits are used ran against some deliberately bad code.

Chris Seary will be presenting a nugget on "Securing Web Services with WSE".

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