Scotland Ruby 2011 - Practical Strategies for securing your web application

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by: Rory McCune

When you're designing a new web application there are a lot of things competing for a limited amount of time. Whilst Security is important, it's only one of the factors that need to be considered for a successful application.

This presentation aims to cover practical and straightforward strategies that can be put into practice to improve the security of your applications.



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