Software Security at Microsoft: ACE Team Tour, Part 3
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The Application Consulting & Engineering team (ACE Team) assesses all of Microsoft’s line of business applications for privacy and security vulnerabilities. This discussion among Ahmad Mahdi (Security Technologist), Ricardo Birmele (Security Technologist
and Training Coordinator), Talhah Mir (Senior Security Technologist), Chris Lundquist (Performance Technologist), and Tony Dang (Privacy and Program Manager) talk about what it involved in the assessment process. Robert Scoble conducts the interview.
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Any one on the team get the job because they hacked into something they "shouldn’t" have?
I love the guy's shades!
Thanks for coming by, if you want to read more about the ACE (Application Consulting & Engineering) team, come by our blog here: http://blogs.msdn.com/ace_team
Ahmad
yes, convincing the coo && cto
the levels of associated risk they are vulnerable too
is a common problem right now.
~color coded executive level reports with cool pies charts always does the trick...
you should have seen it in the 90's when terminology wasn't in paperback form.
Tony Maupin
It is the best job in the world to be a hacker
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