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Home - News & Analysis - NT OBJECTives CTO Dan Kuykendall to Present “SQL Injection Vulnerabilities Hidden in New Places”
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NT OBJECTives CTO Dan Kuykendall to Present “SQL Injection Vulnerabilities Hidden in New Places”

ISBuzz TeamBy ISBuzz TeamOctober 15, 2013Updated:May 8, 20253 Mins Read
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Live Webinar to Delve into New Mobile, Web Services & RIA Development Formats to Understand Why Applications are Littered with SQL Injections

NT OBJECTives (NTO), provider of the most automated, comprehensive and accurate web application security software announced today that company co-CEO and CTO Dan Kuykendall will present “SQL Injection Vulnerabilities Hidden in New Places” a live webinar to take place on Wednesday, October 16 at 10:30 am PDT/1:30 pm EDT.

Why is it that SQL injection has been understood for so long, yet we continue to see the number of successful SQL injection attacks and vulnerabilities rise? The fact is that today’s mobile applications are built much differently than in the past, yet current security expertise, processes and tools are based on simpler HTML and Javascript applications. Today’s mobile applications, Rich Internet Applications (RIAs) and web services are much more complex and contain numerous new technologies like SOAP, REST, AJAX, GWT and HTML5.

In this live webinar, Dan Kuykendall, CTO at NT OBJECTives will explain why most security teams are inadequately testing mobile applications, web services and RIA’s and, as a result, they are often littered with security vulnerabilities.  While security teams are often effective at testing for vulnerabilities in classic HTML applications over GET and POST, most testing methodologies do not handle these new formats.

In this live Kuykendall will discuss:

–        Why SQL Injection is so prevalent in these technologies despite the fact that we have understood SQL Injection for so long.

–        How to understand these newer formats (JSON, REST, SOAP) and find SQL Injection vulnerabilities in nine technologies commonly used in these applications.

–        How you can scale your testing to automatically find these vulnerabilities.

WHAT:            “SQL Injection Vulnerabilities Hidden in New Places”

WHEN:             Wednesday, October 16 at 10:30 am PDT / 1:30 pm EDT

WHO:               Dan Kuykendall, co-CEO and CTO

WHERE:           Register at                                                                     

Click to Tweet: @ntobjectives CTO @dan_kuykendall to host webinar on SQLI Vulns Hidden in New Places – 10/18, 1:30pm ET. Register at

About NT OBJECTives, Inc.

NT OBJECTives, Inc. (NTO) is a provider of most automated, comprehensive and accurate web application security software, services and SaaS. NTO’s customizable suite of solutions includes application security testing, SaaS scanning and in-depth consulting services to help companies build the most comprehensive, efficient and accurate web application security program. NT OBJECTives is privately held with headquarters in Irvine, CA. For more information, visit www.ntobjectives.com or follow us on Twitter at @ntobjectives or @dan_kuykendall.

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