Track: .NET
Best Practices and Techniques for Building Secure ASP.NET Applications
9:00 a.m.
Feb. 25, 2004 12:00 AM
When the enterprise depends on your application, careful attention to security is essential.
This session provides specific recommendations to follow when developing secure ASP.NET Web applications and services, and focuses on the details of configuring IIS for security. Understand how to use:
- authentication
- authorization
- thread modeling
- configuration settings
- secure database access
This session will help you to to create secure systems, and learn common coding techniques for storing secrets, error handling, data validation, and code access security.
About Patrick HyndsPatrick Hynds, MCSD, MCSE+I, MCDBA, MCSA, MCP+Site Builder, MCT, is the Microsoft Regional Director for Boston, the CTO of CriticalSites, and has been recognized as a leader in the technology field. An expert on Microsoft technology (with, at last count, 55 Microsoft certifications) and experienced with other technologies as well (WebSphere, Sybase, Perl, Java, Unix, Netware, C++, etc.), Patrick previously taught freelance software development and network architecture. Prior to joining CriticalSites, he was a successful contractor who enjoyed mastering difficult troubleshooting assignments. A graduate of West Point and a Gulf War veteran, Patrick brings an uncommon level of dedication to his leadership role at CriticalSites. He has experience in addressing business challenges with blended IT solutions involving leading-edge database, Web, and hardware systems. In spite of the demands of his management role at CriticalSites, Patrick stays technical and in the trenches, acting as project manager and/or developer/engineer on selected projects throughout the year.
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