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Security Virtual Labs

Security is a common and ever-present concern for both users and developers. There are a broad range of ways in which programmers can improve the security of their applications.

Security Virtual Labs

MSDN Virtual Lab: Microsoft SDL: Developer Starter Kit: Buffer OverflowsNew!
MSDN Virtual Lab: Microsoft SDL: Developer Starter Kit: Code AnalysisNew!
MSDN Virtual Lab: Microsoft SDL: Developer Starter Kit: Compiler DefensesNew!
MSDN Virtual Lab: Microsoft SDL: Developer Starter Kit: Cross-Site Scripting VulnerabilitiesNew!
MSDN Virtual Lab: Microsoft SDL: Developer Starter Kit: Fuzz TestingNew!
MSDN Virtual Lab: Microsoft SDL: Developer Starter Kit: Security Code ReviewNew!
MSDN Virtual Lab: Microsoft SDL: Developer Starter Kit: Source Code Annotation LanguageNew!
MSDN Virtual Lab: Microsoft SDL: Developer Starter Kit: SQL Injection VulnerabilitiesNew!
MSDN Labcast On-Demand: Add Security to Applications Built with Visual Basic.NET and Visual C#New!
MSDN Labcast On-Demand: Defend Your Code with Security Tips Every Developer Must KnowNew!
MSDN Labcast On-Demand: Building Secure Applications with Membership and Role Management Using Visual Studio 2008 and ASP.NET 3.5New!
MSDN Labcast On-Demand: Security with Windows Server 2008New!
MSDN Labcast On-Demand: Writing Secure Managed Code with Visual Studio Team System 2008New!
MSDN Labcast On-Demand: Add Security to Applications by Digitally Signing XML DocumentsNew!
MSDN Virtual Lab: Writing Secure Native Code with Visual C++ and Visual Studio Team System
MSDN Virtual Lab: Writing Secure Managed Code with Visual Studio Team System
MSDN Virtual Lab: Web Services Enhancements (WSE) 2.0 - Security and Policy in Visual Basic
MSDN Virtual Lab: Web Services Enhancements (WSE) 2.0 - Security and Policy in C#

You get a downloadable manual and a 90-minute block of time for each module. You can sign up for additional 90-minute blocks at any time.