Lock it down. Or else.

Dear software professional,

Software security is a bigger issue than ever before. It’s certainly no news that attackers are after your software. Some may be targeting you directly, trying to leverage weaknesses in your software stack to steal goods and services, grab identities and credit-card information, or conduct industrial espionage. Some attackers don’t even know you exist but use broad sweeps of the Internet to destroy assets for fun or profit. And of course, there are insiders with a variety of motivations.

Protecting your software against attack, your data against corruption and your Web site against vandals is a huge job, and a big responsibility. The operating systems that you use, the applications and utilities that you buy, and the custom code that your developers write can all be exploited by taking advantage of known bugs, design flaws, weaknesses in platforms, unsecured communications paths and poor programming techniques.

That’s why BZ Media developed the Software Security Summit, to help you expand your professional horizons, interact with your peers and with experts in today’s software security, and find insights and solutions that you can implement immediately.

For the first time, we’re bringing the Software Security Summit to the Bay Area—home of Silicon Valley and Multimedia Gulch. Whether you live in Northern California or are traveling here specifically for the conference, you’ll enjoy interacting with many of the best and brightest software engineers in the world.

As you know, the Software Security Summit is the only conference that focuses on security at the applications development level. The courses offer the best in security instruction and training.

• There are more than 35 tutorials and classes to choose from. Plus, there’s ample opportunity to network with other software development and quality professionals attending this event.

• The course instructors are handpicked for their proven ability to communicate clearly the practical application of the latest technologies in software security.

• The technical sessions are packed into just one day to minimize your time out of the office. Add a daylong intensive tutorial and get even more training benefits.

• Unlike other security events, this conference encompasses the specific needs of software developers—not network administrators.

Sign up TODAY to make sure there is room in the classes you want to take. Plus, you’ll qualify for the Early Bird Discount.

Sincerely,

Alan Zeichick
Conference Chairman
Software Security Summit