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Dave van Stein

Dave van Stein is security and privacy consultant and DevOps enthusiast at Xebia. Acting as trainer, mentor, coach, and technical consultant he helps clients achieving a higher maturity level by integrating security and privacy controls into the Agile and DevOps way of working.

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Dave is Security & Privacy Consultant, but that's not all! He is also a trainer, coach, consultant and DevOps fan. All this knowledge helps companies integrate Security and Privacy measures in Agile and DevOps environments. He has several publications to his name and is ISEB/ISTQB, CIEH and GWAPT certified. Dave teaches you how to hack web apps, automate Security, work in a DevOps way and much more during his courses!

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Upcoming training courses by Dave van Stein
DevOps for Security Officers
20-21 May 2021
€ 1295
Secure Development Life Cycle (SDLC) Foundation - Virtual
21 May 2021
€ 795
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threat modeling
Threat modeling without a diagram
Most threat model approaches (like e.g. STRIDE) assume you have a technical overview like a Data Flow Diagram. An interesting question therefore is; can you threat model when there is no such thing available? A common situation would be when your are forming an epic, but as an exercise lets take a legal contract or [] The post Threat modeling without a diagram appeared first on Xebia Blog.
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devsecops
Threat Modeling – Start using evil personas
Agile teams often use the concept of personas to create more tailored user stories, so could you use evil personas to describe malicious behavior? Personas are synthetic biographies of fictitious users of the future product and a powerful technique to describe the users and customers of a product in order to make the right product [] The post Threat Modeling Start using evil personas appeared first on Xebia Blog.
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devsecops
Security by design? Don’t create a YAPWAV!
Security is about making risks visible and mitigating the impact of possible incidents to an acceptable level. The security by design philosophy aims for every application or system to be at an acceptable risk level, all the time. When starting with a secure by design approach, often existing security processes are simply bolted onto the development [] The post Security by design? Dont create a YAPWAV! appeared first on Xebia Blog.
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