Let the game begin: secure programming in APEX
Track
APEX
Date and time
Thursday, 19. October 2023., 09:55
Room
Hall B
Duration
45'
Definition: Secure programming is a way of writing code in a software so that it is protected from all kinds of vulnerabilities, attacks or anything that can cause harm to the software or the system using it.What does secure programming mean when we think about developing an APEX application? Could we, APEX developers, follow the good practices of it to ensure that our code has no piece which can be later on exploited by a Black Hat Hacker?Let's find out.Join us to learn how to write the code of an APEX application to prevent SQL injection, Cross-site scripting and URL tampering.This talk is a primer for every APEX developer. Not (so many) slides, a lot of code.
Lecture details
About speaker
Mirela Ardelean, author
Mirela started developing in PL/SQL and Oracle Forms back in 2000 and she is currently working as an APEX and PL/SQL developer for a consultancy company. She is the co-founder and Vice-President of Romanian Oracle User Group, president of EOUC e.V., meetup organizer, speaker at conferences, part of the team who initiate the Mentor and Speaker Hub Program (mashprogram.wordpress.com), editor-in-chief for ORAWORLD (oraworld.org). Mirela is an Oracle ACE Pro, being the first person from Romania accepted in Oracle ACE Program.
Lino Schildenfeld, coauthor
Lino is an Oracle APEX consultant with 16+ years of experience who has worked with clients in Europe, USA, Asia, Australia and New Zealand across all sectors. He contributes to local OUG as AUSOUG committee board member, Connect conference content chair and webinar organizer. Frequent speaker at KSCOPE, APEX Connect, APEX World, APEX ALPE Adria, UKOUG, EMEA & APAC Groundbreakers events. APEX blogger, ORCLAPEX-NZ meetup organizer and Oracle ACE.
Lino is a passionate traveller and enjoys playing sports.
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