Neil Smithline's main focus has been in optimizing the software life cycle from a product's initial concept through its retirement. This has included tools that affect development, programming techniques, software patterns, development processes, developer training, internal and external. For the past nine years he has directed these efforts almost exclusively to application security. He was the BEA Security Architect for over eight years. In this position Smithline co-designed the security framework for WebLogic Server that is now incorporated into most BEA products and becoming part of many Oracle products. During his tenure at BEA, he had the opportunity to interact with hundreds of customers; helping them develop their security architecture, processes, and strategies.
Is Google growing too
fast to continue to
produce innovative
software while
maintaining the quality
that has become expected
of it? I've had some
problems with their
alerts and sent in
comments and, excluding
the automated email
replies, have received no
respons...
It seems that Google Maps
are a bit broken right
now. In the 'Screen Shot
1' you can see that I got
two hits for the same
store, differing only
that one has the word
'The' in the name.
Excluding abbreviations,
their addresses are the
same although one has the
unit...
While security is a
concern throughout an
application, it is
especially important for
Web application
components. An insecure
Web application leaves a
Web site vulnerable to
many attacks, some that
require nothing more than
an Internet browser and a
small amount of
knowledge.