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Visual Studio code analysis and FxCop enable you to check your code automatically for design, performance and security issues. Now you can check your ASP.NET apps, too. We’ll show you how.

This article contains a security check script and describes how to secure Windows and Linux webservers against hackers.

This project intends to extend the default Asp.Net role based Security to include Permission Based / Page Level Authorization Layer. Works with both ASP.Net and Asp.Net MVC. Permission rules to Allow/Deny access to website resources (like "Folder/File.aspx" or "Controller/Action" ) are stored in DB

Thanks to new types of hardware that can easily be programmed using .NET, you can create a motion sensing application that can be deployed for security—or just for fun.

Continuing his exploration of ASP.NET security, Adam Tuliper takes a look at cross site scripting and cross site request forgery—how these attacks occur and what you can do to prevent them.

Is running .NET Framework code within SQL Server 2005 exciting or a threat? Which is it? This article explores the security issues of SQLCLR code so that both developers and DBAs can make informed decisions about its use.

Edit web.config to Update the Data Provider for Shared Hosting with Role-Based Security: SQL Server, ODBC, Active Directory, ADAM, SQLite, MySQL, Access, XML

CAS (Code access security) & .NET 4.0 Security model FAQ (With Full Video demonstration)

Online Article: Manage Custom Security Credentials the Smart (Client) Way

Both Internet and intranet applications often require a custom store for user accounts and roles. ASP.NET 2.0 provides an out-of-the-box provider model as well as a SQL Sever database just for that propose. Unfortunately, the only way to administer the credentials databases is via Visual Studio 2005, and only for local Web applications. This article presents a full-blown custom security management application that administrators can use. The application wraps the ASP.NET 2.0 providers with a Web service and even adds missing features. This article presents the design approaches, challenges, and techniques involved in developing such an application. The article also walks you through some powerful yet useful techniques such as interface-based Web services, reflection-based Web service compatibility, advanced C# 2.0, Web services security, and Web services transactions.

The MSF-Agile project template for Team Foundation Server makes it easy for your team to implement Agile techniques. The new MSF-Agile+SDL template adds Security Development Lifecycle requirements. We’ll show you how it works.