Listen to Chris Romeo and Robert Hurlbut each week on the AppSecPodcast. We talk about application security principles, talk to experts in the field, and reach people who build or test things (developers, testers, managers, product people, sales, marketing) to help them understand more about security. 10/1/2017
Looking Back, Looking Forward
I wrote a blog post on LinkedIn (and Medium) about speaking on Threat Modeling for September and October. Check it out. read more
3/7/2016
Make Threat Modeling Work For You at O'Reilly Software Architecture Conference
Over the past couple of years, I have been speaking about, writing about, and helping companies and their teams with addressing issues in software... read more
1/19/2016
Speaking on Building Your Personal Brand at Boston .NET Architecture Group January 20
Update 1/21/2016:Building Your Personal Brand slides from Boston .NET Architecture Group (BNAG) meeting on 1/20/2016 are now available.I am speaking... read more
12/16/2015
Your Website: If you like it you should put an S on it - guest blog post
Below is a guest blog post to the Hartford Springfield Speaker's Network blog posted on 12/12/2015.
As I mentioned in my... read more
11/30/2015
Thinking about security in your company - guest blog post
Earlier this month, I spoke atthe Hartford Springfield Speaker's Networkmeeting as one of the spotlight speakers. You can catch a video of it on my... read more
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