Shirish Padalkar
Lead Consultant
ThoughtWorks
location_on India
Member since 6 years
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Shirish Padalkar
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Shirish Padalkar is a Lead Consultant at ThoughtWorks. He works as a developer and security specialist. He has been working on secure development and security testing for the last 9 years. Shirish is passionate about finding security vulnerabilities in software. He has reported vulnerabilities in multiple well known websites and received acclamation for it. Shirish has published the book “97 things every programmer should know - Extended”. He frequently speaks on security at conferences in ThoughtWorks.
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Application Security - The Agile Way
45 Mins
Talk
Intermediate
Traditionally application security has involved upfront design and a big bang penetration test after development. This leads to the phenomenon of “bolt-on” security that translates into increased cost and complexity.
Drawing on our experience on real-world projects we show how security can be baked-in on an agile project. Using case studies we demonstrate how security concerns are captured during project inceptions, how developers write secure code, security testing is automated and how configuration management can help achieve secure deployments. This talk introduces several new concepts like secure by design, secure design patterns and lightweight code reviews. -
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Who will test your tests?
20 Mins
Talk
Intermediate
Did you work on a project where maintaining test suite was more painful than delivering new functionality? Let’s talk about the reasons of such non-deterministic test suites and some ways to fix it, so that you can trust your test suite again.
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Application Security - The Agile Way
45 Mins
Talk
Beginner
Traditionally application security has involved upfront design and a big bang penetration test after development. This leads to the phenomenon of “bolt-on” security that translates into increased cost and complexity.
Drawing on our experience on real-world projects, we show how security can be baked-in on an agile project. Using case studies we demonstrate how security concerns are captured during project inceptions, how developers write secure code, security testing is automated and how configuration management can help achieve secure deployments. This talk introduces several new concepts like secure by design, secure design patterns and lightweight code reviews.
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