Locking Down ColdFusion Presentation Slides
August 04, 2010
The slides for my 2010 CFUnited presentation Locking Down ColdFusion are now available. The presentation is based on the ColDFusion 9 Lockdown Guide whitepaper that I wrote for Adobe. It covers various techniques to make your ColdFusion installation more secure.
I also presented on Writing Secure CFML at CFUnited which as you can probably gather is more dedicated to the coding side of things. Those slides will be available soon.
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On 06/12/2012 at 12:43:23 PM EDT Christian N. Abad wrote:
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Pete:
Your link to the guide on Adobe's website is broken. Also, you have a capital "D" in ColdFusion (e.g. ColDFusion).
Cheers!
~Christian
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