Integral Presentations

Building Security Into Your SDLC Methodology
Applications pose the largest security risk with 75% of vulnerabilities being at the applications layer. Organizations are looking for ways to tie security requirements to the development lifecycle, building in security to the application at an earlier stage, rather than bolting on security fixes once applications are in production. Arun will be discussing how the ISO 17799 Framework can be used within a SDLC methodology. He will discuss the benefits of utilizing a Secured SDLC process (business, technical and regulatory) and implementation. He will share both success factor for SSDLC implementation as well as where he’s seen these projects fail.

On October 17th, 2006 Integral's Arun Kothanath gave a presentation at the monthly OWASP meeting. The presentation's topic focused on application centric identity and management.

Integral's Arun Kothanath gives a presentation at the Denver ISSA Meeting on September 13th, 2006. The presentation discusses the implementation of enterprise wide identity management.

http://www.issa-denver.org

http://www.owasp.org

Tim McGuire gave a presentation to the OWASP meeting on open source tools that can be used to identify vulnerabilities in application suite.

2nd TIPPI Workshop

Trustworthy Interfaces for Passwords and Personal Information

Sponsored by the PORTIA project

Date: June 19th, 2006

Program: Speakers and workshop program

 Location: Stanford University, CIS Paul Allen Building, Auditorium, Room 101

Directions to CIS building (right next to Gates CS building).

List of hotels near Stanford.

Registration: http://crypto.stanford.edu/TIPPI/register.html Attendance at the workshop is free.

Chris Chesney the Chief Systems Architect at Integral gave a presentation on 12/13/05 at the State of MN Technology Symposium on Service Oriented Architectures or an SOA. Cheseney reveiws in depth the difference between an Internal SOA and a traditional SOA, and why it matters. Chesney talks about how this relates to application security and Service oriented security.

http://www.mngts.org/itsym/

This presentaiton given on 11/04/04 at the AITP Chapter Meeting discusses TOSTA (The Open Source Technology Alliance) and its relevance in the areas of education, public sector entities, and Proffesional and Trade Associations just to name a few. Integral talks about what they have found using open source and what sorts of communities are within this alliance. Also what sorts of advantages and oppurtunities are opened up by using Tosta is highlighted in this presentation.

Tim Taylor, Integral's President goes on to talk more in depth about how Integral has used open source technologies to provide organizations with free and effective open source software solutions.

This presentaion given by our president Tim Taylor discusses FOSS (Free and Open SourceSoftware), and how it is used by Integral Business Solutions to help solve business problems using this technology. The presentaion will outline the advantages and disadvantages to using open source software. Also competititive threat and competitive advantages are reveiwed.

http://www.stthomas.edu/