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How Your Drupal Site Got pwn3d, Drupaldelphia - Temple University, Philadelphia, PA, 7/29/2011:

Slides for Justin Klein Keane's presentation at Drupaldelphia on Drupal security, titled "How Your Drupal Site Got pwn3d".  Outline of the presentation is available at http://www.drupaldelphia.com/sessions/how-your-drupal-site-got-p0wn3d.

Identity Finder and Encryption Technologies at SAS, University of Pennsylvania, Security Special Interest Group (Security-SIG), Philadelphia PA, 8/19/2010:

A discussion of Identity Finder and various encryption technologies used in SAS.

Balancing Security and Usability, Wharton Higher Ed Web Symposium, Philadelphia PA, 7/22/2010:

Security is often seen as a competing priority to good user experience, but the two are not diametrically opposed. Good user experience is essential to good security. Without ease of use, most people simply ignore or bypass security protections in systems. In order to craft effective security measures it is essential to take user experience into consideration. With the meteoric growth of web applications as a medium for service delivery it is critical to deploy good security measures. Web applications offer an always on, globally available target for attackers.

Securing Your Drupal Configuration, Drupaldelphia - Temple University, Philadelphia, PA, 3/11/2010:

Drupal is a complex system.  Learn how to secure your configuration using common sense tips from this presentation at Drupaldelphia 2010.

Discovering PHP Vulnerabilities Via Code Auditing, University of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia, PA, 12/3/2009:

Presentation to Philadelphia PHP Meetup Group and the Philadelphia OWASP Chapter: