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The UGTV site holds links to recordings from user group speakers all over the world (primarily on ColdFusion but also other Adobe topics. More on the intro page.) While it's offered as a free service by Charlie Arehart and carehart.org, anyone can add links using this easy form. If you're looking for downloadable recordings, see the note at bottom here.

The list currently holds 886 presentations from 377 presenters, totaling 964+ hours of video, that I and 67 others have added so far. (Note available RSS feed below, including an available feed based on search criteria.)

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44 recordings found with reference to security
Title	Presenter	Duration (h:mm)	Date Recorded	Date Posted	Submitter
Play: CF Summit 2021: Building the Next Generation of Secure Developers (Show Description) As companies migrate to more resilient cloud infrastructures, threat actors continue to turn their attention to the application landscape as the new entry point for compromising systems. Despite cyberattacks happening at a pace of every 39 seconds, only 3% of U.S. bachelor's degree graduates have cybersecurity-related skills. While several factors play into this, the most glaring is that faculty just don't know about the security field, leading to gaps between academia and industry. Unfortunately, the gap has gotten wider due to constant changes and growing toolchains in software development. This is compounded by a consistent lack of employee training in secure coding principles and how it applies to the software development life cycle, causing new entrants into software development to be ill-prepared to build secure systems. This session delved into: - The growing security challenges developers face today - The current perceptions of “security” within the developer community - The need for secure coding education at the university level - Opportunities for learning secure coding in educational and corporate environments	Rey Bango		2021-12-08	2022-02-25	Charlie Arehart
Play: CF Summit 2021: Tackling ColdFusion Security (Show Description) Security can be a thorny and intimidating topic. Where do you start and what should you prioritize? In this talk, we had aim to set you on a path to improving the security of your ColdFusion Applications.	Pete Freitag		2021-12-07	2022-02-25	Charlie Arehart
Play: ColdFusion Security Checklist (Show Description) This presentation covers Ray Camden's Coldfusion Security Checklist. Support files: http://ray.camdenfamily.com/downloads/secpreso2.zip	Ray Camden		2007-01-17	2007-03-29	Jeremy
Play: FarCry 3.0 - An Overview (part 2 of 5) (Show Description) General Site Configuration User Security Content Editing Examples [Based on a presentation at CF.Objective() 2006]	Jeff Coughlin	0:14	2006-03-20	2006-11-07	Phillip Senn
Play: CFMeetup: Practical Ajax Security (Show Description) With the introduction of Rich Internet Applications (RIAs) over the last several years, it seems that everyone is jumping on the RIA bandwagon. But is any thought being given to what might need to be done to ensure that our Web 2.0 applications are secure? Or are they are not introducing new vulnerabilities into existing applications? In this presentation, we will look at some of the security issues that can arise from introducing Ajax into your applications and about how to mitigate the risks of opening up remote services for Ajax.	Jason Dean	0:35	2010-09-23	2010-09-23	charlie arehart
Play: Deconstructing ColdFusion (Show Description) OWASP AppSec Research 2010, Chris Eng from Veracode provides a practical guide for those doing penetration testing or code reviews on an application written in ColdFusion.	Chris Eng	0:36	2010-06-21	2010-08-23	Henry Ho
Play: CFMeetup: CF.Objective() Preview: Security and the SDLC: Threat Modeling (Show Description) In this 30 minute preview of his CFObjective seminar, Dean will examine how threat modeling can be used as a baseline activity to ensure the security of web applications. Threat modeling is a structured approach for identifying, evaluating and mitigating risks to system security. By modeling a system as an attacker would, development organizations can prioritize the usage of a development/security budget, manage risks to system security and find vulnerabilities earlier than technical testing or code reviews. Applied early in the development lifecycle, threat modeling can be used to drive further secure SDLC activities, such as code reviews and penetration testing to ensure the security of your software throughout its lifetime.	Dean Saxe	0:39	2007-04-27	2007-04-27	charlie arehart
Play: Security Changes in CFMX 7 (no description *)	Sarge	0:40	2005-05-23	2006-09-28	charlie arehart
Play: CFMeetup: Speaker panel, "Into the Box" Conference (Show Description) Into The Box is a one-day two-track conference coming up in two weeks, the day prior to cf.Objective(), which will cover all sorts of CFML-related topics. Some of the speakers and organizers will be present at this session of the Online CFMeetup to talk about just some of the topics to be covered at the conference, such as the Box standalone libraries, NoSQL, performance, security and a new CFML CLI! Come get a sneak peek of the conference sessions and ask any questions you might have.	Speaker panel	0:46	2014-05-01	2014-07-10	charlie arehart
Play: CFMeetup: Security: Wash Your Incoming Data using ColdFusion (Show Description) During this session you will see a code set that examines incoming data for specific commands hackers use to plant malicious code and how to strip those commands. The demonstration will also show you a method by which you can quickly safeguard against new hack commands without distributing new templates.	Jim Harris	0:48	2011-03-10	2011-03-10	charlie arehart
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