Aviat Jean-Baptiste — The AppSec report

Jb Aviat is CTO and co-founder at Sqreen. Prior to this, Jb worked at Apple as a reverse engineer, pentester and developer. Jb joins us to discuss the new Application Security Report that Sqreen has released. We review what the report contains, key takeaways and conclusions, and even consider which framework/language is the most secure. We hope you enjoy this conversation with.... JB Eviat is CTO and co-founder at Screen. You cannot hack yourself secure. Everyone wants to focus on the offensive side of the equation. The challenge is that developers get bored with hacking broken pieces of code after a while. Sure, it's a shiny, cool new thing in the beginning, but how about one year later?The Application Security Podcast is brought to you by Security Journey.About Security JourneyJB Eviat is CTO and co-founder at Screen.→ Learn more about Security JourneyConnect with Aviat Jean-Baptiste:→ Sqreen (now Datadog AAP)→ OWASP Top 10Mentioned in this episode:→ Sqreen (now Datadog AAP)→ OWASP Top 10→ HackerOne 2020 Hacker Report→ Ruby on Rails→ Symfony→ Laravel→ WordPress→ Express→ MongoDB→ Node.jsFollow the Application Security Podcast:➜ Home➜ X➜ LinkedIn➜ YouTube➜ Instagram➜ FacebookChapters:00:00 Meet Aviat Jean-Baptiste: Aviat Jean-Baptiste — The AppSec report01:34 We're going to talk today about a new report that has04:38 Now I'm curious. It sounds like you came from a lot10:52 Yeah. So, JP, that's what we're here for, is a report13:00 So understanding a little bit more about what the report is15:34 If we think about this from our audience's perspective, What would19:18 With that in mind, and let's take— I know you give21:30 We did talk about, we've already kind of mentioned a few24:45 That's a great point about use of frameworks and making sure27:47 As somebody who spends a good amount of time in Ruby