Topic: PHP and web-based security

Date: Tuesday, June 21, 2011
Time: 5:30 (Deli snack) - 6:00 (Meeting)
Location: IBM-Southfield
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Southfield, MI 48075 (map)

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Speaker:Kevin Schroeder

Security is not just important when you are doing financial transactions - an insecure Web site can be used by others for malicious purposes to launch attacks against other Web sites. There are a few must-knows for anyone who ventures out into the world of PHP Web development. In this webinar, Zend's Kevin Schroeder will focus on the absolute necessities when doing secure Web development.

About the Speaker

Kevin Schroeder

Kevin Schroeder, Technology Evangelist for Zend Technologies, is well versed in a wide variety of technologies pertinent to both small and large scale application deployments. He has developed production software using a wide variety of languages including PHP, Java (standalone and web-based applications), Javascript, HTML, SQL, Perl, Visual Basic, ASP and occasionally C. His software development experience is accompanied with extensive experience as system administrator on platforms including Linux, Solaris and Windows on scales of a single server up to several hundred servers on installations that range from a few to millions of users. He has spoken at several conferences and is also the co-author of “The IBM i Programmer’s Guide to PHP” and author of “You want to do WHAT with PHP?”. In his spare time he races Ferraris, with a dismal win record in his Honda. He can be found online at www.eschrade.com, speaking in the first person.

By Kevin Schroeder:

You Want to do What with PHP?

You Want to do What With PHP?

Product Description (from Amazon). A creative look at the fundamentals of PHP programming, this manual shows practical but atypical examples of PHP code. Theories, considerations, and varying options--such as binary protocols, character encoding or scaling PHP applications with messaging--are presented as new approaches to solving problems. Taking into consideration operating system level options, this programming reference goes beyond the basics to offer more advanced and innovative options for building PHP applications.