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Drupal Camp Connecticut 2010 was just fantastic!

We thank our sponsors, our hosts, our presenters, our volunteers and our attendees for coming together to create an exciting, informative and inspiring event. We're fortunate not only to be working with a fantastic open-source CMS but also to be working within a passionate and very highly-skilled community.

We have created a webpage containing links to session slides that were made available to us by presenters.

Thank you for your participation. We hope to see you all at our next Drupal Camp Connecticut in 2011 if not sooner!

Hack-proof Your Drupal App

Submitted by ebeyrent on Wed, 08/11/2010 - 9:17am

Room/Location:

Auditorium

Abstract:
What you don't know can hurt you. Analysts estimate that 75% of attacks against web servers enter at the application, not the network level. As many as 15% of these attacks are due to poor coding practices.

Goals:
You will learn best practices you can employ right now to build secure Drupal application code that meets security compliance standards and maintain customer confidence.

Agenda:

Key Habits of Secure Drupal Coding
Vulnerability Detection to Remediation
See For Yourself - demonstrations of application attacks
Case Study: Secrets to Securing a Social Network
Security Resources for Drupal Applications
Discussions

Resources:
Drupal.org

Drupal Security Team

http://drupal.org/node/32750

Pro Drupal Development book

http://drupalbook.com

Slides and Docs:

Slides from the presentation

Drupal Camp Connecticut 2010 was just fantastic!

We have created a webpage containing links to session slides that were made available to us by presenters.

Thank you for your participation. We hope to see you all at our next Drupal Camp Connecticut in 2011 if not sooner!

Hack-proof Your Drupal App

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