[Video 312] Jacob Kaplan-Moss: Minimum Viable Security

Security is a big problem on the Internet, and Web applications need to have security baked in almost from the first day in order to avoid being attacked and/or exploited. But security needs and concerns can be so overwhelming that a new site might decide to put off worrying about security at all. In this talk, Jacob Kaplan-Moss describes which staff members should be thinking and worrying about security (everyone), how to plan for problems, and what to document — as well as considerations regarding the implementation of security policies in code and tests. If you’re a Web developer, then you should at least think about these security issues.

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