Next Generation of Web Application Security Tools
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In this presentation we explore what makes Websecurify Suite unique. There are a few demos of Websecurify Suite itself and Cohesion - Websecurify's continuous integration security toolkit.
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Next Generation of Web Application Security Tools
- 1. WEBSECURIFY Next Generation of Web Application Security Tools
- 2. founder, security researcher, book author, public speaker
- 3. SUITE (in-browser, application security toolkit)
- 4. A Modern Web Application Security Testing Suite InsideYour Browser
- 5. NOTSAAS NOT Software As A Service
- 6. Runs In The Browser Runs In The Cloud Instant Queued Proactive Reactive Online/Offline Online SAASWEBSECURIFY
- 7. Chromebook
- 8. DEMO Suite
- 9. COHESION (web security for continuous delivery)
- 10. Built for Maven and Ant
- 11. Stops The Build If A Critical SecurityVulnerability Is Found https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SIaVsG7m8n4
- 12. DEMO Cohesion