ARCast - Security Legend Keith Brown
- Posted: Feb 26, 2006 at 8:49 PM
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Do you ever get worried about security? Ever find yourself thinking “I wonder if I know as much as I should about this?” Well if you don’t, perhaps you should my friend. Because we all need to be better educated on security – top to bottom – each of us must know the threats and the countermeasures to stop attackers from breaking into our systems. My guest on today’s episode is no stranger to security. Keith Brown has long been recognized as one of the top security guys in the world and we have him right here for you so listen up an learn something.
Links
If you like this episode check out these
- ARCast - Securing Web Services with X.509 Certificates in WSE 3.0 (Part 1)
- ARCast - Securing Web Services with X.509 Certificates in WSE 3.0 (Part 2)
- ARCast - Web Services Security Patterns Post Game Show
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Great episode! I'm a graduate software engineer and they're pushing security hard at work. They're pushing policy and procedures upon us but it's good to hear that security isn't all paper pushing and locking down the network! Keith has raised some really interesting points with some good examples.
Thanks
- Robbie
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