Tutorials and training on how to build secure applications using the latest in secure and defensive programming strategies.
In this session, we'll give a demonstration of using a centralized authentication service to secure many different microservices. The demo will be based on Project Keycloak, but it would apply as well to Stormpath, Ping.Indenty, or similar services.
Secure coding is a set of technologies and best practices for making software as secure and stable as possible. It encompasses everything from encryption, certificates, and federated identity to recommendations for moving sensitive data, accessing a file system, and managing memory. Although the security landscape is always changing, secure coding tries to make building secure software more of a science than an art.
Writing secure code should be top of mind, especially given the number of application security breaches that find their way into the news. A critical first step is learning important secure coding principles and how they can be applied so you can code with security in mind. The Fedora Project's Defensive Coding Guide provides guidelines for improving software security through secure coding. It covers common programming languages and libraries, and focuses on concrete recommendations.
Red Hat Trusted Software Supply Chain is a family of products aiming at exactly that:providing security for the software supply chain from coding to execution monitoring.
Discover how Red Hat Trusted Software Supply Chain makes it easier to create, deploy, and host security-focused applications in the container era.
Explore a highly available (or fault tolerant) Keycloak solution that you can manage through multiple single instances of Keycloak, all using the same user directory source.
Learn how to secure a simple JBoss EAP 8.0 web application with Microsoft Azure authentication via OpenID Connect in this tutorial.
Red Hat Trusted Profile Analyzer lets you track software components across the build and deployment of your applications.
Learn best practices for adding or improving the support of your component for Red Hat Enterprise Linux in FIPS mode.
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