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Debut Session Agenda
When: January 30, 2008 Where: 1 Cabot Square, LONDON, E14 4QJ Agenda: Beyond Ajax and Flash: What You Need to Know about Web and Enterprise 2.0 Security Abstract: Web 2.0 applications provide rich and interactive user experience that is unprecedented in the Internet history. Enterprises also begin to see the adoption of Web 2.0 apps internally, but are wary of the security implications. This talk explores the top security concerns for the enterprise adoption of web 2.0. Our discussion focuses on four center of gravity for enterprise 2.0 security: endpoint control, content governance, identity management and application security. We explain why these areas are essential to enterprise 2.0 and discuss industry best practices for each. Application Security in the World of Web 2.0 Abstract: eGovernment and eCommerce applications collect sensitive information about consumers, customers, residents, citizens, and partners and process credit cards to allow people to pay taxes, fines, and bills. The associated databases store cardholder data and private and sensitive information. A breach by insiders or outsiders can severely undermine the public trust in government agencies and cause customer attrition for businesses. This talk examines the risks and provides some insights to knowing how your applications are secure. Web 2.0 Security Abstract: This talk covers the evolution of web security issues and countermeasures from the 'classic' web to Web 2.0, as well as security threats relevant for Web 2.0 applications (mostly AJAX gadgets and RSS). While these attacks have existed for some time, Web 2.0 usage patterns and public services offer new challenges to the industry. Finally, the talk provides some strategies, techniques, and best practices for dealing with the new threats. Secure Enterprise 2.0 Forum Plenary Session Read specific resolutions agreed upon by the founding members at this session |