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How source code analysis improves application security - Expert Podcast
sponsored by Ounce Labs
Posted: 22 Feb 2007
Premiered:  27 Feb 2007, 09:00 EST (14:00 GMT)
Format:  Multimedia
Type:  Podcast
Language:  English

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ABSTRACT:

Many software security flaws can be discovered and resolved quickly through source code analysis. In this Podcast, Dan Cornell, principal at Denim Group, explains the benefits of source code analysis and source code scanning tools.

This Podcast will discuss:

  • What can be found during source code analysis
  • When to conduct source code analysis
  • The benefits of static vs. dynamic analysis
  • How can source code analysis tools help
  • How to use the results to improve an application's security

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SPEAKER: 

Dan Cornell
Principal, Denim Group
Dan Cornell is a principal of the Denim Group, a Texas-based consultancy that provides software development and application security services. He has extensive experience architecting and developing enterprise Web applications on a variety of platforms as well as training and mentoring development teams on application security and secure coding techniques. He is an MCSD as well as a Java 2 Certified Programmer.




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