[jsfg_cinti] FW: [CincyPG] CPG Wed. 6:30p: Threat Analysis and Modeling for Programmers

This is another event of interest mostly to IT people. 

CincyPG (Cincinnati Programmers' Guild) is unusual in that its presentations
are not tied to a specific technology. http://www.cincypg.org/

Ellen Steiner

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Subject: [CincyPG] CPG Wed. 6:30p: Threat Analysis and Modeling
forProgrammers

THIS Wednesday, Nov. 19th, 6:30 pm

Threat Analysis and Modeling for Programmers

Russ McMahon

MAX Technical Training - http://www.maxtrain.com/directions/#CincinnatiMason

Security is a big issue and all too often it is only thought of as it  
applies to the network administrator. However, programmers face a host  
of threats to their applications. The solution is to build a threat  
model. The purpose of a threat model is to aid in identifying  
potential threats before a system is built, not after. This talk will  
cover some of the common threats to applications and how to prevent  
them. This talk is based upon Microsoft's Threat Analysis and Modeling  
(TAM) tool which is free. This tool has been used by Ford and Boeing  
as part of their information life cycle process. Additional resources  
will also be given.

Russell McMahon is an associate professor of IT at the College of  
Applied Science, University of Cincinnati. He teaches programming and  
database administration using C# and SQL Server. He is also actively  
involved in many of the IT-related users groups in the Cincinnati area  
and is a long-time council member and current President of the  
Cincinnati Programmers Guild. Russ is also interested in the history  
of computing and is currently researching UC's computing history.

Please rsvp: info@xxxxxxxxxxx

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