IBM developerWorks Security Newsletter - September 2017

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September 2017 Hello, security enthusiasts! This month promises to be full of great security content coming your way! Keep an eye out in the next few weeks for some really great articles and tutorials. Make sure to also check out the two OWASP articles below. The current list was rejected, so the current list still stands for the top 10 vulnerabilities. We've also got podcasts, video demos, and more. Be sure to check it all out on the Security hub! Want to showcase all your security knowledge? Be sure to check out all the digital credentials from IBM Security. Visit IBM Security Open Badges to start building up and broadcasting your credentials on social media! Learn about security and stay ahead of the curve with featured courses and learning materials from the IBM Skills Gateway. Want a customized learning experience? Customize yours today with the IBM Security Learning Academy. Like what you see? Forward this newsletter to a friend. Let me know what you want to see in developerWorks Security! I'd love to hear from you. Jina Kim - Managing Editor, developerWorks Security development Top tutorials Securely connect your private VMware workloads in the IBM Cloud Learn how to safeguard your private multi-site VCF instances while extending your VMware applications to use public IBM Cloud services. Add role-based access and password recovery to your PHP application Use the Passport API to enhance user management for your PHP app. OWASP top 10 vulnerabilities As a further aid in understanding some of these vulnerabilities, the IBM Security Systems Ethical Hacking team has prepared the following videos. Scan your app to find and fix OWASP Top 10 2013 vulnerabilities Bad code is the root cause of most web app breaches. Web apps must be tested for application layer vulnerabilities, and where necessary, developers must to be taught to understand the risks and to write secure code. Build a smart lock for a disconnected environment Connect a NodeMCU board to an electric lock, and use single-use passwords to authenticate to the IoT device from a mobile phone. Ready to take security to the next level? Join the fast-growing community of Blockchain developers! Blockchain could be the key to stopping ransomware attacks. Learn more here. Bluemix: Security Bluemix provides a group of security services that can be used by application developers to secure their mobile and web apps. Get secure now. Popular videos IBM Guardium Demo: Quick Start Compliance Monitoring Security drivers today with Marcus Hallberg, IBM Security Events 2017 IAM France User Group Meeting 05 September 2017, virtual Optimize Your SOC: Streamlined Management of the Next-Gen SOC 07 September 2017, virtual HIMSS AsiaPac17 11-14 September 2017, Marina Bay Sands, Singapore Healthcare Security Forum – A HIMSS Event 11-13 September 2017, Sheraton Boston Hotel, MA Cybersecurity Nexus (CSX) 2017 02 October 2017, Washington, DC 2017 QRadar User Group Meetings 14 September 2017, Atlanta, Chicago, San Francisco Nordic Security Summit 19 September 2017, Copenhagen, Denmark Security resources IBM Security Open Badges developerWorks Security Security content library developerWorks Bluemix resources Security blogs IBM Security Learning Academy IBM Training and Skills: Security Security Intelligence | Security Intelligence Analysis and Insight for Information Security Professionals Follow developerWorks     Join a community IBM Security Systems - User Group IBM Security Access Manager for Web on developerWorks QRadar on developerWorks IBM Security Guardium Subscriptions developerWorks newsletters ›› Forward to a friend You provided IBM with your email address so that we could keep you informed of important events and new business solutions. Please visit IBM Online Privacy for more information on the usage of your personal information by IBM. This email was sent in response to your request to receive the developerWorks Security Newsletter. If you no longer want to receive the developerWorks Security Newsletter, please unsubscribe here.