Open Source Approaches to Security for Applications and Services - Mozilla Case Study

Open Source Approaches to Security for Applications and Services - Mozilla Case Study

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Open Source Approaches to Security for Applications and Services - Mozilla Case Study

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  1. 1 Intro
  2. 2 Agenda
  3. 3 What is Mozilla
  4. 4 Open Source Threat Model
  5. 5 Remediation
  6. 6 Web Services
  7. 7 Threat Model
  8. 8 Bug Bounty
  9. 9 Economics of Zero Day Bugs
  10. 10 Active programs
  11. 11 Open source
  12. 12 Open source vs proprietary
  13. 13 Mozillas open source projects
  14. 14 Bug bounty program
  15. 15 Internal communication
  16. 16 Web bug intake
  17. 17 Mozilla Firefox
  18. 18 Chris Hoffman
  19. 19 Statistics
  20. 20 Bounty Hunters
  21. 21 Measuring Security
  22. 22 Too Many Variables
  23. 23 Which is Safer
  24. 24 What do we learn
  25. 25 What can we actually measure
  26. 26 What security is
  27. 27 How much can we know
  28. 28 Garbage in garbage out
  29. 29 Qualitative assessments
  30. 30 epistemological problem
  31. 31 security verification
  32. 32 hard to measure
  33. 33 maturity model
  34. 34 selfdelusion
  35. 35 Road Map
  36. 36 Red Team
  37. 37 Summary

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