Application Security Consultant, Northern, VA

From: keith@nc-inc.com
Date: Sun Oct 27 2002 - 19:21:34 PST

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    The Application Security Consultant identifies technical strategies for 
    minimizing application software vulnerabilities.
    
    Typical activities include:
    
    - Meeting with client's technical staff to understand the architecture of 
    the application. 
    
    - Performing application security audits.
    
    - Software source code reviews using automated vulnerability testing 
    tools and manual review of code. 
    
    - Providing risk mitigation strategies
    
    For example, an Application Security consultant may work with a Stock 
    Brokerage firm to ensure their online trading application written in J2EE 
    with an Oracle backend is secure from common vulnerabilities such as 
    buffer overruns, cross-site scripting attacks and SQL injection attacks. 
    
    
    Candidates should be familiar with tools that find vulnerabilities in 
    source code such as:
    
    WhiteHat Arsenal 1.05, 
    Sanctum AppScan
    SPI Dynamics WebInspect 
    ITS4
    KaVaDo ScanDo 
    @stake Web Proxy
    
    ...and have attended conferences such as Black Hat, Defcon or SANS.
    
    Occasional travel to client sites across North America required. 
    
    Successful candidate has proven experience working as an application 
    security consultant for a firm like @stake, Foundstone, Cenzic, 
    Accenture, CapGemini, etc..
     
    Please note that my client also has a variety of other openings that are 
    listed at http://nc-inc.com/securityjobs.htm 
    
    All discussions are confidential. 
    
    Thanks in advance, 
    
    Keith Allison 
    Executive Recruiter 
    Net-Consultants 
    keith@nc-inc.com 
    http://nc-inc.com 
    
    Net-Consultants is a search firm that helps companies proactively recruit 
    the best talent. Clients include pre-IPO firms funded by VC's including 
    Mid Atlantic Venture Funds, New Enterprise Associates and Mohr Davidow 
    Ventures. 
    



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