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A couple of years ago, the H&S Web team split its time between running new projects and responding to support requests on live sites. Today, the support work has shifted.  From a reactive place, we've moved to a more proactive model. 

One of the cornerstone practices has been our maintenance reports, which we are now calling our continuous care reports.  Three times a year, we reach out to our units and share a report containing what feels most relevant to their ability to keep up the health of their sites. 

This session will explore the tactics, techniques, and procedures used by attackers to compromise web services. Learn how to conduct lightweight penetration testing on your own websites to improve your defensive posture.

Some relevant links

• https://www.cvedetails.com/

Welcome to Stanford WebCamp! Each year we gather as a community to share ideas and knowledge about building websites and research tools.

Join us Thursday for Online for sessions on various topics and join us in-person at Stanford on Friday for a contribution sprint, Birds of Feather, followed by a gathering to celebrate the WebCamp community afterward.  

If you are remote and can't join us in person all sessions will Online on Friday.

Funded as part of the Pitch-burg Innovation Contest, The Drupal API Client project aims to assemble a group of contributors in order to combine the best of existing Drupal API clients into a set of utilities that can both address common use cases with little configuration, and also be extended to support the needs of a diverse JavaScript ecosystem.

We've made substantial progress since initially proposing this project at DrupalCon Pittsburgh, and we're excited to update the community on what we've accomplished. We'll discuss:

Let’s discuss the hidden dangers of inadequate error logging – how silent failures and cryptic stack traces undermine website performance and user satisfaction. For many organizations, we prioritize the next set of features over tackling technical debt and legacy issues. This will always be a balancing act between growth and maintenance; but how do we know when to focus on the backlog of bugs and undiscovered errors? Well, it all starts with a useful, comprehensive error log.

The marketing department at Stanford Health Care is responsible for the content in an extensive and dynamic web ecosystem, including 10 websites containing about 25,000 pages of content. This session will explore the tools and processes involved in the creation, publication, and maintenance of web content within a consensus-driven organization.