PPT-Vulnerability Analysis of Web-Based Applications

Part 1 Authors Marco Cova et al Presented by Brett Parker and Tyler Maclean Outline Intro Background Trends Technologies Attacks Vulnerability Analysis Why web applications Growth of webbased applications over the years. - . grassroots perspective. WOTR - Maharashtra. In this presentation . Context – WOTR’s approach assessing and reducing vulnerability . Findings . - case studies . Preliminary Conclusions . The Context : . Assessment and . Vulnerability . Assessment. Web Application Security Scanner. Is your website . hackable. ?. 70% of the websites are at serious risk of being hacked. Web applications attack accounts for up to 70% of all . the ‘Human Condition’ in the Anthropocene. The ‘Silence of the Limbs’ in Western Political Theory . Lack of analysis to vulnerability within western political theory, especially liberalism and orthodox economic thinking (exception, green and feminist thinking, Alastair MacIntyre). Part 2. Authors: Marco . Cova. , . et al.. Presented by . Brett Parker. Some review. Outline. Intro, Background, Trends. Technologies. Attacks. Vulnerability Analysis. MiMoSA. Vulnerability analysis. Learning Module of RO/ARO. 1. [. ECI No. 464/INST/2007 - PLN-I . dt. . 12.10.2007. ] and . 464/Instructions/EPS/Dt. 5. th. March, 2011. Learning Objective : . To ensure carrying out Vulnerability Mapping. Child maltreatment through the lens of neuroscience. Friday 2. nd. December 2016. Eamon McCrory PhD . DClinPsy. Director of Postgraduate Studies, Anna Freud National Centre for Children and Families. Efi. . Foufoula. -Georgiou. Deltas in . T. imes of . C. limate Change II. Rotterdam. September 25, 2014. University of Minnesota. Department of Civil, Environmental and Geo- Engineering. 2. Discharge / Sediment. GULLS. Presentation to Belmont Mid-term Meeting, . September 2014, Rotterdam, The Netherlands. 1. Ekatrina Popova and Warwick Sauer. 2. Climate Change Impacts on the Ocean. Poloczanska et al 2007. Global marine hotspots. Building an Effective Vulnerability Management Program for the Enterprise. …..but . if a hat and boots aren’t enough, It may be time for an effective Vulnerability Management Program.. Fill the Bubble Contest. Looking after oursleves. AHPCC Conference 2016. Peter Wells . Embedded and Embodied. Why is it so difficult to embed and embody spiritual care in a setting which would appear to need it so much, makes reference about it so often and yet appears to be so ambivalent about it?. HHAAZZAARRDDIIDDEENNTTIIFFIICCAATTIIOONNAANNDDVVUULLNNEERRAABBIILLIITTYYAANNAALLYYSSIISSHHIIVVAA22nnddEEddiittiioonnDDeecceemmbbeerr22000055Hazard Identification and Vulnerability Analysis I Introduct Friday 2. nd. December 2016. Eamon McCrory PhD . DClinPsy. Director of Postgraduate Studies, Anna Freud National Centre for Children and Families. Professor of Developmental Neuroscience & Psychopathology, UCL . UNIT . – . III. Prepared By- . Dr. Rumana Khatun . Assistant Professor. P.G. Deptt. of Geography. Utkal University, Vani Vihar, Bhubaneswar . . “VRM will free up many cycles for our six person team dedicated to vulnerability management.”. - Security Director, Telecom Company. “We developed our own solution which cost us north of a million dollars…we can replace it with VRM.”.