Talk in English - UK at PHP Yorkshire 2018
View Slides: https://www.slideshare.net/niklongstone/the-security-code-review-guide-96365845
Short URL: https://joind.in/talk/8c70d
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Is your code secure? Do you know what are the practices in secure code review? In this talk you will see the important aspects of the various controls to build a reference when conducting secure code reviews.
The talk is composed by 2 parts: an overview of secure code review, the advantages can bring and how to integrate secure review techniques into development organizations S-SDLC. The second part is dedicated on the Top 10 web app vulnerabilities what’s their impact on a PHP application and what you should review to make your code more secure.
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Brilliant content and brilliantly presented, but at quite a breakneck pace! I will definitely review the slides for this one. Thanks!
This is an important topic and can be very dry.
I think you did well to split it into 2 parts. Good job!
I found this talk interesting and very well-structured, it was easy to understand and follow along. Loved the mysql_injection_guard joke :D The pace was pretty fast but I actually liked it for this topic, pointing to more resources relevant to each of the threats was a nice way of keeping it engaging and not boring. Thank you!
Good content that is always relevant. People should hear this every year. You were rushed by the organization to hurry and you certainly did hurry, but don't let the audience know.
The talk mostly felt like an overview of the OWASP Top 10 and examples of how they apply to PHP.
I think it would have been useful to see more practical examples of implementing Secure Code Reviews and how they might fit into existing organisations and processes. Some examples of DREAD and CVSS in use would have been useful too, with an overview of how each metric is evaluated.
Nicola did a great job of presenting the information in an engaging way though.
I really enjoyed this talk. Lots of useful suggestions and a great "gotcha" in the middle!
A good talk. Pretty much an overview of the OWASP too 10 but some good examples.