Salt Lake Software Symposium - June 22 - 23, 2007 - No Fluff Just Stuff

What You Don't Know About Cryptography

Salt Lake Software Symposium

Salt Lake City · June 22 - 23, 2007

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About this Presentation

This session provides a gentle introduction to cryptography then covers the many subtle mistakes that even experienced developers make when writing cryptographic code.

Attendees will learn about proper implementation of the Java Cryptography Extension, Java Secure Sockets Extension, and jarsigner. Special attention is given to the challenges of key management and Public Key Infrastructure. No prior knowledge of cryptography is necessary.

Roman Hustad

Software Security Consultant at Foundstone

Roman is a Principal Software Security Consultant at Foundstone, a small division of McAfee that provides security assessment, training, and software design services to corporate and government organizations around the world. After spending most of his life building software, now he figures out ways to break it through penetration testing, threat modeling, and code review. On the proactive side, he leads software design sessions, teaches Java security courses, and participates in the Hacme Books open-source project. In his ever-dwindling spare time Roman enjoys mountaineering, scuba diving, and other outdoor pursuits.