Chris Romeo and Robert Hurlbut
The Application Security Podcast
Chris Romeo and Robert Hurlbut dig into the tips, tricks, projects, and tactics that make various application security professionals successful. They cover all facets of application security, from threat modeling and OWASP to DevOps+security and security champions. They approach these stories in an educational light, explaining the details in a way those new to the discipline can understand. Chris Romeo is the CEO of Devici and a General Partner at Kerr Ventures, and Robert Hurlbut is a Principal Application Security Architect focused on Threat Modeling at Aquia.
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16 de jun de 2026
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Chris and Robert -- The Activities of the Secure Development Lifecycle 20.09.2016 44:07
Send us Fan Mail On this episode of the Application Security PodCast, we continue our journey through the foundations of application security. We explore the activities of the secure development life cycle. We cover requirements, secure design, secure coding, 3rd party SW, static analysis, vulnerability scanning, and others. FOLLOW OUR SOCIAL MEDIA: ➜Twitter: @AppSecPodcast ➜LinkedIn: The Applicat...
Chris and Robert -- Introductions and why #AppSec? 13.09.2016 31:22
Send us Fan Mail In the inaugural episode of the Application Security PodCast, Robert and I introduce ourselves to the audience, explain our journeys into the security world, and answer the burning question, “What the heck is application security?” The key takeaways from this episode are: Application security is: foundational required by customers a worthy investment a people issue supported by to...
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