Web Directions Safe ’21 session spotlight–The State of XSS: Best practices for a secure web experience
The State of XSS: Best practices for a secure web experience
As the web continues to evolve, it’s become increasingly challenging for developers to build secure web experiences that users can trust. Cross-site scripting (XSS) attacks continue to exploit many trusted web applications today, resulting in malicious JavaScript being injected and executed within a user’s browser. This can lead to catastrophic results such as the user’s session being hijacked and having their personal data stolen.
This session will help you understand the latest developments in XSS and how to follow best practices to mitigate these types of attacks. You’ll walk away with a checklist to help validate that your applications are best secured to protect your users and digital brand.
Matthew Kairys
Matthew is a Lead Software Engineer at DiUS, working with clients in a wide range of industries including manufacturing, education, health and financial services. As a developer and architect working on all things cloud, he’s passionate about building impactful customer experiences and loves working with new technologies and sharing his knowledge with others.
In 2022 we have a whole series of events for Front End Developers
Across 2022 Web Directions is presenting our series of online conferences for front end designers and developers. Focussed deep dives, they go far beyond what you might expect from conference programs.
Priced individually from $195, or attend all 6, plus get access to our conference presentation platform Conffab for just $595, or $59 a month.
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