Scott Stroz specializes in developing
and deploying enterprise-level web applications, as well as integrating
new programming features into older applications to help organizations
achieve growth by migrating data management to advanced web technology.
His experience with web application development technology spans nearly
a decade, during which he was named an Adobe Community Expert. Scott
excels at completing unusual, complex and challenging tasks, and he
embraces new technology and its possible inclusion in current and future
projects, earning him the title “Chief Problem Solver.” Scott is
recognized as an industry expert through his speaking engagements at
conferences and user groups and contributions to a number of technical
publications.
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'Hackproofing Your ColdFusion Applications' Presentation Files
Its been a busy week since I got back from MAX and I am just now getting around to posting the files from my presentation, 'Hackproofing Your ColdFusion Applications. The session seemed to be well received and the room was packed (by far the largest group of people I spoken in front of since my days as a stand-up comic).
I thought MAX was a great experience. I spent a great deal of time at the "CF Unconference" which was run by Ray camden. The Unconference was chock-full of great speakers on interesting topics, I really hope Adobe cintinues that trend in future MAX events.
See the link below for the presentation files.
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Hey Scott,
There is an extra forward slash in the url for the download, breaking the url. Just thought you might want to fix it.
Posted By: RobW on Dec 1, 2008 at 12:00 AM