Software Architecture Security: Threat Modeling and Common Architecture Flaws
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Abstract
Threat modeling is an invaluable exercise for uncovering potential security flaws in your software architecture. During this 60-minute talk, Bryan Owen will introduce:- The differences between traditional security bugs and architecture security flaws;- How to use Architecture Review and Threat Modeling to evaluate the security of your architecture;- A brief list of common architecture security flaws.
About Bryan Owen
Bryan Owen is the Product Security Manager for Medallia. He has worked in software engineering for 19 years, focusing exclusively on software security for the last 9. Bryan was previously a Technical Manager for Cigital, the world’s largest software security consulting company, and more recently a Technical Project Manager at Amazon Lab 126, focusing on device and API security. At Medallia, Bryan is responsible for all aspects of the software security program, including secure development policy, architecture analysis, secure code review, dynamic vulnerability assessment, vulnerability management, tool automation, and training.
2016-06-02 21:25:33
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