Get the scoop on Microsoft's .NET Framework security infrastructure from a .NET expert. As a developer, administrator or architect who understands the importance of security in the .NET Framework, you'll want to attend this webcast today.
--------------------------------------------------------------------- TOPIC: .NET Framework Security WHEN: TODAY - Tuesday, October 29 at 1:00 p.m. EST (18:00 GMT) SPEAKER: Brian LaMacchia, Author of ".NET Framework Security" SPONSOR: IONA CLICK HERE TO ATTEND: http://searchWebServices.com/r/0,,7009,00.htm --------------------------------------------------------------------- ********************************************************************* -- FREE White Paper - Extend CORBA Applications with Web Services --- ********************************************************************* Learn how to maximize your CORBA investment by quickly and easily: - INTEGRATING CORBA applications with J2EE, Mainframe and Microsoft .NET technologies. - EXPOSING CORBA functionality to other parts of the organization - EXTENDING CORBA applications to customers partners over the Internet Download the FREE IONA White Paper: Extending, Enhancing and Optimizing CORBA Systems with Web Services. Click here! http://searchwebservices.com/survey/1,290964,sid26,00.html?s=497689&track=TBI_WS_Promo_Email_Corba_ConnectWP ********************************************************************* --------------------------- -- About today's webcast -- --------------------------- Learn what you can do to maintain security as author Brian LaMacchia presents an overview of .NET Framework security infrastructure, including security within: * .NET Framework Common Language Runtime -- Security requirements may be specified declaratively in metadata at the class or method level or imperatively in the method body. Common cryptographic techniques are used to provide secure, unspoofable binding among assemblies and support side-by-side execution. * ASP.NET -- This overview of ASP.NET security includes security architecture and infrastructure, authentication and authorization, and a look at ASP.NET support for the evidence based security services provided by the CLR. * Cryptography and XML Digital Signatures -- The .NET Framework class library includes support for common cryptographic algorithms in an easy-to-use, fully-extensible object model. Support is also included for the XML Digital Signature standard which defines how to digitally sign XML documents. Brian LaMacchia will be available to answer your questions after his presentation. Take advantage of this opportunity to ask your questions to an expert in .NET Framework security today: http://searchWebServices.com/r/0,,7009,00.htm --------------------------- -- Free chapter download -- --------------------------- Read a free excerpt from Chapter 12 of ".NET Framework Security," written by Brian LaMacchia, Sebastian Lange, Matthew Lyons, Rudi Martin and Kevin Price. This book is the ultimate reference the new security features available in .NET. This free chapter is entitled, "Security Through the Lifetime of a Managed Process: Fitting It All Together." Click here to read the chapter: http://searchwebservices.com/content/0,290959,sid26_gci856076,00.html ---------------------- -- About the author -- ---------------------- Brian A. LaMacchia is a Software Architect in the Windows Trusted Platforms Technologies group at Microsoft. Dr. LaMacchia was the Development Lead for the .NET Framework Security infrastructure, and began his career at Microsoft as the Program Manager for core cryptography in Windows 2000. ------------------------ -- Invite a colleague -- ------------------------ If you think this event topic would be interesting to a colleague, invite them to today's webcast. All you need to do is forward this e-mail. Unsubscribe from 'Updates on upcoming online events' - Simply Reply to this Email with REMOVE within the Body or Subject > or - Go to: http://searchSolaris.techtarget.com/register - Log in to edit your profile. - Click on the link to Edit email subscriptions. - Uncheck the box next to the newsletter you wish to unsubscribe from. - When finished, click "Save Changes to My Profile."
