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This week's tools, tips and tricks talks about the threat modeling tool from OWASP called Threat Dragon.
OWASP Threat Dragon Project Page
Threat Dragon Website
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Building security into a DevSecOps program is not easy, but it is possible. This epsiodegoes over the things you need to do in order to call yourself a DevSecOps program.
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DevSecOps changes in an organization tends to focus on getting everyone adjusted to security. Security professional also have significant growth opportunities they should tackle if they want to be effective in a DevSecOps program. This epsiodetalks about what those changes are.
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DevSecOps has security built into it but you cannot acheive that with the traditional way of doing things, at the end. Security needs to move left in the process, earlier and as often as you can. This epsiode goes into the details on how and why this needs to be.
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DevSecOps is driven, usually, by an agile process. The user stories are what drives the development and in the current SAFE moethodology it's difficult to get non-functional requirements, espeicallysecurity related, written as user stories. This epsiode talks about how I go about creating user stories to slide them into the backlog so the security is met and the project team can understand them.
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This week's tools, tips and tricks talks about one of my favorite security sites grc.com. Specifically the ShieldsUp! service. This epsiode talks about the site and why it should definately be in your bookmark list.
Gibson Research Corporation Website
ShieldsUp Port Scanner
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In information security you may have the term honeypot. They are important tools and technique in the defense of a network or application. This episode details what a honeypot is and how they are used.
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When you are talking about security scanning a network there are two words that you will hear. Passive and Active. This epsiode explains the two.
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Facebook was discovered to be asking new users for the passwords to their personal email accounts for 'verification' purposes. Not only is this a ridiculous request it's dangerous for anyone to provide the account passwords to anything to anyone. This epsiode talks about this and what could be done to your account.
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Faceboookis back in the news for data and privacy failures. This time a partner left a cloud bucket open to the internet exposing 540 million user records. Although this wasn't necessarily Facebook's fault, this exposes the fact that data Facebook has is all up for sale. This episode goes through the details.
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