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Digital Black Belt Developer Security Webcast Series
Greetings Developer and IT Professionals,
Hackers are busier than ever. Do you know how they attack? Is your code ready to stand up against those attacks? If you answered no to either of these questions, join us for the Digital Blackbelt webcast series as Developer Community Champion Joe Stagner discusses security risks, vulnerabilities, and solutions from the software developer's perspective. We will provide real-life examples and security tips and tricks that can help you gain the knowledge and techniques to become an experienced “blackbelt” in writing secure code.
Your host for the series is Joe Stagner, Developer Community Champion, at Microsoft Corporation
Joe joined Microsoft in 2001 as a Technical Evangelist and is now a Developer Community Champion with the Microsoft MSDN Team. His development experiences have afforded him the opportunity to create commercial software applications across a wide diversity of technical platforms from Mainframes, through UNIX and Linux, to Microsoft Technologies on the Intel and Mobile computing platforms. In recent years, Joe has been focused on Highly-Performant, Geoscalable, Web application architectures, multi-platform interoperability, and primarily writing secure code.
Bonus: Be one of the first 300 to attend six live webcasts in this series (and submit an evaluation) and you will receive an official Microsoft security blackbelt!* And by attending a live webcast in this series and submitting an evaluation, you will qualify to win a Portable Media Center (official rules) pre-loaded with our best security webcasts!
For more info - visit ..........
http://www.microsoft.com/seminar/events/series/digitalblackbelt.mspx
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