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I noticed Michael mention some new e-learning clinics on security that Microsoft is hosting. I was kinda interested in the developer focused one which is Clinic 2806: Microsoft® Security Guidance Training for Developers.
Look at this list of topics for Clinic 2806:
Essentials of Application Security
Welcome to Essentials of Application Security
The Importance of Application Security
Secure Application Development Practices
Security Technologies
Secure Development Guidelines
Summary
Writing Secure Code - Best Practices
Welcome to Writing Secure Code - Best Practices
Secure Development Process
Threat Modeling
Risk Mitigation
Security Best Practices
Summary
Writing Secure Code - Threat Defense
Welcome to Writing Secure Code - Threat Defense
The Need for Secure Code
Defending Against Memory Issues
Defending Against Arithmetic Errors
Defending Against Cross-Site Scripting
Defending Against SQL Injection
Defending Against Canonicalization Issues
Defending Against Cryptography Weaknesses
Defending Against Unicode Issues
Defending Against Denial of Service
Summary
Implementing Application Security Using the Microsoft .NET Framework
Welcome to Implementing Application Security Using the Microsoft .NET Framework
.NET Framework Security Features
Code-Access Security
Role-Based Security
Cryptography
Securing ASP.NET Web Applications
Securing ASP.NET Web Services
Summary
This is a great way to introduce your application developers to the basics of security. I have listened to some of the sessions, and this is great stuff. And the best part, its free! Great job, Microsoft!
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