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Finding Security Vulnerabilities through Code Review - The OWASP way
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10:11 Dr. Michaela Greiler starts her presentation
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In this one hour session, Michaela outlines the fundamentals of using the power of code reviews to detect security vulnerabilities. Her focus for this session is to give you an overview of the best practices and recommendations from the OWASP code review task force. In addition, Michaela will share insights from her yearslong experience helping many product teams improve their code review experience. Michaela worked with companies such as Microsoft, National Instruments, Metro Systems, Flutter, and many others to help them make code review their superpower.
OUR GUEST: DR. MICHAELA GREILER
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Dr. Michaela Greiler is a leading expert on code reviews. Over the last 10 years, she extensively researched and developed test, build, and code review techniques and tools that boost the effectiveness and efficiency of engineering teams. She, for example, worked with all major product teams at Microsoft, such as Office, Windows, and Visual Studio to overcome pitfalls during code reviews. Since 2018, she also helps companies outside of Microsoft boost their code review practices. She has a Ph.D. from Delft University of Technology in Software Engineering, 15 years of experience analyzing and improving software engineering processes and tools, and runs the Software Engineering Unlocked podcast. Her research is published in several high-ranked scientific journals and she won the Google Techmaker Award in 2012.
Dr. Michaela Greiler can be found on social media here:
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Michaela's slides and the vulnerable code for the code review example can be found here:
Security Code Review Checklist - Blog post
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Introduction to the Web Security Academy Series by Rana Khalil
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10:11 Dr. Michaela Greiler starts her presentation
▬▬▬▬▬▬ Abstract & Bio 📝 ▬▬▬▬▬▬
In this one hour session, Michaela outlines the fundamentals of using the power of code reviews to detect security vulnerabilities. Her focus for this session is to give you an overview of the best practices and recommendations from the OWASP code review task force. In addition, Michaela will share insights from her yearslong experience helping many product teams improve their code review experience. Michaela worked with companies such as Microsoft, National Instruments, Metro Systems, Flutter, and many others to help them make code review their superpower.
OUR GUEST: DR. MICHAELA GREILER
Subscribe to her YouTube channel:
Dr. Michaela Greiler is a leading expert on code reviews. Over the last 10 years, she extensively researched and developed test, build, and code review techniques and tools that boost the effectiveness and efficiency of engineering teams. She, for example, worked with all major product teams at Microsoft, such as Office, Windows, and Visual Studio to overcome pitfalls during code reviews. Since 2018, she also helps companies outside of Microsoft boost their code review practices. She has a Ph.D. from Delft University of Technology in Software Engineering, 15 years of experience analyzing and improving software engineering processes and tools, and runs the Software Engineering Unlocked podcast. Her research is published in several high-ranked scientific journals and she won the Google Techmaker Award in 2012.
Dr. Michaela Greiler can be found on social media here:
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Michaela's slides and the vulnerable code for the code review example can be found here:
Security Code Review Checklist - Blog post
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Introduction to the Web Security Academy Series by Rana Khalil
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