10 Ways to Protect Users of Your Web Applications

Date: June 9, 2010 from 10:45AM to 12:00PM
Day 3
WEB301
Speakers: Pete LePage
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Every day, hackers try to compromise users and Web sites. How can you protect your users from phishing attacks, or cross site scripting, SQL injection attacks, and all of the other risks on the Internet. Keeping your users protected requires an end-to-end solution, which starts with the browser, and ends with your applications. We pull back the covers on the best practices for building secure Web applications whether they live on the Internet or the Intranet and features offered by modern browsers that help ensure your application isn’t going to be the next “story at 11”.

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