Posts marked with “owasp”

Decrypting Cryptography

by · October 21, 2021

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Change is hard at first, messy in the middle, and gorgeous at the end.—Robin Sharma PHP Architect is going through change, and we hope you follow us for the adventure.

 

Security Corner: Updating the OWASP Top Ten

by · October 20, 2021

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The Open Web Application Security Project (OWASP) is a non-profit that focuses on web security research, training, and documentation to help developers make the world a safer place. They regularly collate application security risks seen in the wild and publish a list of the most frequently encountered issues. This list, the OWASP Top Ten, is […]

 

Security Corner: Seven Deadly Sins of Security

by · January 3, 2020

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While no list regarding security, risks, or best practices can ever be exhaustive, they often serve as decent starting points. Understanding some of the most common classes of security mistakes is a great way to begin a conversation about total application security. The following seven security risks are critical to any application development team; they’re easy mistakes to make but are equally easy to avoid if you keep your eyes open

 

Security Corner: The Risk of Lists

by · April 3, 2019

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The OWASP Top Ten is required reading for anyone in software development, regardless of whether or not your role focuses on security. It’s a useful guide to get you started thinking from a strong security mindset. Be careful, however, to avoid thinking the list is exhaustive or provides comprehensive security for your application or system.