Kevin E. Greene's guest appearances

Kevin E. Greene

The OWASP Podcast Series

TestGuild Security Testing Podcast

Tanya Janca

Eric Martin

Greg Scott

Greg Anderson

Gene Kim

Jonathan Carter

Jason White

Joe Vest

Troy Hunt

Michael Coates

Jez Humble

Adam Shostack

Jeffrey Martin

Richard Stiennon

Carlos Perez

OwlTail

So much that can be traced back to security breaches and issues are the result of poorly designed and developed software. In this episode, Kevin E. Greene shares how to shift-left your security testing efforts in your software development lifecycle and evolve your mindset beyond security as an afterthought. So listen up and discover how to avoid becoming the Achilles heel of software security.

So much that can be traced back to security breaches and issues are the result of poorly designed and developed software. In this episode, Kevin E. Greene shares how to shift-left your security testing efforts in your software development lifecycle and evolve your mindset beyond security as an afterthought. So listen up and discover how to avoid becoming the Achilles heel of software security.

Shift-Left Security Testing with Kevin E. Greene

Prior to his work as Principal Software Assurance Engineer at MITRE, Kevin E. Greene was R&amp;D Program Manager for the Department of Homeland Security. He is currently on the organizing committee for HackNYC, helping to organize talks and sessions around protecting and securing our national infrastructure. I spoke with Kevin about the current state of software security and how each of us can play a roll in the security of modern software.About Kevin E. GreeneWith more than 17 years of information assurance and security experience in security program management, assessment, auditing, and testing, Kevin Greene brings valuable skills and capabilities to the Department of Homeland Security Science and Technology Directorate (DHS S&amp;T). As a member of the Homeland Security Advanced Research Projects Agency (HSARPA) Cyber Security Division, Greene has identified, developed, and transitioned technology projects through multiple commercial and academic organizations for the past two years. Responsible for the oversight and management of research and development projects for improving the testing, analysis, and evaluation techniques used in software quality assurance tools, he currently is focusing on the build-out of the Software Assurance Marketplace (SWAMP), a national marketplace and collaborative research forum designed to advance secure software development best-practices within the industry.

Prior to his work as Principal Software Assurance Engineer at MITRE, Kevin E. Greene was R&amp;D Program Manager for the Department of Homeland Security. He is currently on the organizing committee for HackNYC, helping to organize talks and sessions around protecting and securing our national infrastructure. I spoke with Kevin about the current state of software security and how each of us can play a roll in the security of modern software. About Kevin E. Greene With more than 17 years of information assurance and security experience in security program management, assessment, auditing, and testing, Kevin Greene brings valuable skills and capabilities to the Department of Homeland Security Science and Technology Directorate (DHS S&amp;T). As a member of the Homeland Security Advanced Research Projects Agency (HSARPA) Cyber Security Division, Greene has identified, developed, and transitioned technology projects through multiple commercial and academic organizations for the past two years. Responsible for the oversight and management of research and development projects for improving the testing, analysis, and evaluation techniques used in software quality assurance tools, he currently is focusing on the build-out of the Software Assurance Marketplace (SWAMP), a national marketplace and collaborative research forum designed to advance secure software development best-practices within the industry.

HackNYC 2018: Preview with Kevin E. Greene

During a meeting at AppSec USA 2014 in Denver, the SWAMP team presented its case for working with OWASP to support a marketplace for security tools. I sat down with Kevin E. Greene from DHS S&amp;T, Cybersecurity Division to talk about what SWAMP is an how OWASP  and its various projects might become involved.About Kevin E. GreeneSoftware Assurance Program Manager responsible for oversight and management of research and development projects focused on improving the testing, analysis, and evaluation techniques used in software quality assurance tools. In addition, responsible for building a Software Assurance Marketplace (SWAMP) which will provide continuous software assurance services. The SWAMP (www.cosalab.org) will serve as a national marketplace that will provide a collaborative research infrastructure to advance improvements in software development activities, as well as improvements in software quality assurance tools in the area of precision, soundness, and scalability.

During a meeting at AppSec USA 2014 in Denver, the SWAMP team presented its case for working with OWASP to support a marketplace for security tools. I sat down with Kevin E. Greene from DHS S&amp;T, Cybersecurity Division to talk about what SWAMP is an how OWASP and its various projects might become involved. About Kevin E. Greene Software Assurance Program Manager responsible for oversight and management of research and development projects focused on improving the testing, analysis, and evaluation techniques used in software quality assurance tools. In addition, responsible for building a Software Assurance Marketplace (SWAMP) which will provide continuous software assurance services. The SWAMP (<a href="http://www.cosalab.org" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">www.cosalab.org</a>) will serve as a national marketplace that will provide a collaborative research infrastructure to advance improvements in software development activities, as well as improvements in software quality assurance tools in the area of precision, soundness, and scalability.