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• April 24, 2008 •
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Posted in Cincinnati IT Community, Networking, OWASP
Tags: ascendum, cincinnati symphony, citigroup, fine arts fund, fortify, jcpenny, john knuckles, luxottica, major bruce jenkins, marco morana, myron ullman, owasp cincinnati, sean darragh, the new face of cybercrime, the security development lifecycle, tjx, wayne browning
• April 2, 2008 •
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Tags: Agile Round Table, allison shubert, bill hubert, blaine wilson, brian blankenship, citigroup, code crawler, findbugs, hammurapi, kindred healthcare, lapse, OWASP, static analysis, w.e. huber consulting, webscarab
• March 23, 2008 •
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Posted in Agile Round Table, Cincinnati IT Community, Networking, OWASP
Tags: Agile Round Table, andy erickson, art, bill barnett, blaine wilson, brandon rice, Cincinnati, joe wirtley, kishore, leon gersing, mike wood, OWASP, pecha-kucha, steve caravajal, the new face of cybercrime, xavier
• March 2, 2008 •
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Tags: Agile Round Table, bill 1386, brian krahenbuhl, college of applied science, craig mcrae, cross site request forgery, csrf, david parks, erin ostenfeld, insecure magazine, jeremiah grossman, john bostick, kloppenborg, marco morana, OWASP, PCI, university of cincinnati, xavier, xavier university
• February 29, 2008 •
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Posted in Cincinnati IT Community, Networking, OWASP, SPIN
Tags: adam kolawa, cincinnati it, dorota huizinga, fifth third, IIBA, ingredients, jim lockwood, marco morana, Networking, OWASP, PMI, professional relationships, SPIN, usbank
• February 9, 2008 •
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Posted in Cincinnati IT Community, DevCares, MSDN, OWASP
Tags: andy erickson, bill steele, brad butz, broken authentication, captcha, Cincinnati, cintas, consulting, DevCares, failure to restrict url access, FDGS, fiddler, fountain square, information leaking, insecure direct object references, IT community, joe wirtley, kavitha allam, kevin arand, little bobby tables, macy's, malicious file execution, mike wood, MSDN event, NSA, OWASP, PCI, sogeti, sql injection, threat modeling, tim adams, usbank, visual studio, vsto, wireshark, wordpress, xavier, xss
• January 31, 2008 •
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Posted in Cincinnati IT Community, OWASP
Tags: andy erickson, best practices, Cincinnati, coding, community, IT community, lucrum, OWASP, recruiting, security, web applications, web apps
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