I gave this presentation at two events this week. The first was in front of a room full of MVPs (obviously stressful, but their comments were very kind).

Second was at the University of Surrey, where I presented to a class of Masters students for an Information Security module.

Apologies to everyone for the delay in posting the slides. 

I was fortunate enough to be invited to the IMTC this year to speak on WCF security. Had a great time, but what a busy day!

I left my home at 7am and travlled continuously until 2.30pm, when I arrived. And I was speaking at 3.15!

Thanks to the (large) audience that came to see me. I promised to put up the slides and code, so here it is.

Last month saw the launch of stacks of new Microsoft technology, so to celebrate we gave away loads of swag (Vista, VS 2008 and more!). Barry even had the foresight to set up a raffle.

To top it all, we had the fabtastic Simon Sabin speaking on SQL development. Really enjoyed hearing about all the new facets of the world's best database, and the co-ordinates tool that Simon showed us was awesome.

The usual suspects:

Barry hurling swag:

Simon Sabin speaking on SQL Server 2008:

Carig Murphy has videoed my talk at DDD, and put it on the internet! Very strange to watch yourself speaking - I remember having to do this when I was doing teacher training.

Best to look at the slides as you watch. Enjoy!

I had a fantastic day yesterday at DDD5 at MS Reading TVP. Thanks to everyone who organised this event. It had great presentations and a fantastic atmosphere.

I was pleased to have a full house for my talk 'Ten Top Tips for Securing Web Applications'.

Here are the slides and the code. Hope you enjoyed my talk if you were in Everest yesterday!