The World Has Too Much Code
The goal of application security is consistently bug-free code. Open Source may be the way to reach that goal.
Securing Open Source Software
Securing Open Source SoftwareFOSS Research Project.pdf2 MBdownload-circle This is a presentation that I gave as part of my class on Humanitarian Free and Open Source Software (HFOSS)...
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BSides Toronto - Quality Engineering
Download the Slides Quality Engineering AppSec.pdf 15 MB download-circle Sign Up for my Newsletter What does it take to have a...
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2023 All Things Open
👋Hello! I am going to be speaking on a panel at All Things Open. More info will be released soon. Panel: Open...
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The Shadow Software Supply Chain
StackOverflow and GitHub Co-Pilot have made untrusted code rampant in production applications. A focus on services will help mitigate the risks and enhance security.