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Webinar Series - Threat Modeling for the Masses
 Security professionals are often held accountable for the security of systems or applications in development, but they don't have the background to provide meaningful input to developers.
Up to this point, threat modeling has been the sole domain of architects and senior developers. This series is designed to empower security professionals and project managers with a tool that gives them a voice in the development process.
Speaker: John Dickson, CISSP, Principal of Denim Group
Part 1: Basic Threat Modeling - November 13, 2007 at 3:00PM (CST)
Understand the basic concepts of threat modeling, gain tools for creating a threat model, and learn techniques to apply these concepts in the development process.
Part 2: Threat Modeling Applied - November 27, 2007 at 3:00PM (CST)
This part of the series will demonstrate how to apply threat modeling concepts to identify serious security flaws that might occur in the development of a simple web-based loan application. Specific areas of emphasis will include conceptualizing the application's data flow, identifying potential threats and categorizing these threats based upon business risks.
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Did you miss our last webinar? Download it now! (WMV Format)
"Top Two Application Security Scanner Companies Get Acquired: The Fallout and Industry Reaction"
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An Introduction to Aspect-Oriented Programming and AspectJ
A Technical Article for Developers by Erhan K.
 Write cleaner code and reduce time spent writing tedious programming functions. Just as Object-Oriented Programming (OOP) techniques provide developers with a more sophisticated way to represent real world systems, Aspect-Oriented Programming (AOP) is an elegant technique developers can use to implement certain types of common application logic. AOP is particularly well-suited for administrative or framework code that is necessary but is not specifically tied to the business logic of the code around it, such as security checks or logging. Read More About AOP >> |
Denim Group Helps Make the Web More Accessible
 Four Denim Group team members participated in the inaugural Accessibility Internet Rally (AIR) in San Antonio this past Saturday, October 27th. This one-day event, founded by Knowbility, teams developers with non-profit organizations to build websites that are accessible to all members of society. The Denim Group participants worked on the website for Dreams Fulfilled Through Music, a local non-profit organization dedicated helping persons with special needs through music education and performance. Aside from enhancing the site to be more accessible, they added several extra features including a flash slideshow of event photos, a calendar application with upcoming events and more. Read More >> |
New Denim Group Team Members
 Charles H., Consultant
Charles comes to Denim Group with over ten years of IT experience after working as a web developer for Verizon and Springbow Solutions and as a software engineer at Lincoln Financial Group. Charles has a Bachelor's of Science in Computer Information Systems from Coleman College and will receive his Master's in Business Administration from the University of Phoenix in February of 2008.  Bryan B., Lead ConsultantBryan joins Denim Group with over eleven years of experience in the retail industry, which includes nine years of business application development. Prior to Denim Group, Bryan worked as senior developer for H.E.B. Grocery Company. He has a Bachelor's of Business Administration in Information Systems from UTSA.  Rajitha P., ConsultantRajitha joins Denim Group after working as a web programmer for Texas A&M University where she developed enterprise web .NET applications. Rajitha is near completion of her Masters of Science in Computer Science from Texas A&M University, Corpus Christi. She is a member of ROTRACT at TAMUCC and is Microsoft and Sun certified.  Jeremy P., Consultant
Jeremy joins Denim Group with eight years of IT experience which includes development, systems administration, systems engineering, network and systems security and database administration. Jeremy previously worked as a senior systems engineer for MonsterCommerce where he maintained over 100 web and database servers. Prior to MonsterCommerce, he also worked at Rackspace Managed Hosting as a senior systems administrator. |
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We're Hiring!
We're looking for anyone interested in joining the ranks of one of the fastest growing companies and Best Places to Work in San Antonio*. - Java/.NET Developers
- Information Security Consultants
- Project Coordinators
For more information, visit Denim Group's careers page. Know someone who might be interested? Tell them to send a resume ad cover letter to hr@denimgroup.com or to fax it to (210) 572-4401. * Ranked by the San Antonio Business Journal |
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