Securing PHP Applications with Zero Trust Principles

Abstract

Main Themes:
1. Zero Trust Principles: Understanding core concepts like “Never trust, always verify,” least privilege, and continuous monitoring and their relevance to PHP security.
2. Practical Implementation: Actionable strategies for securing PHP applications using modern tools and best practices.
3. Proactive Defense: Building resilient applications to threats like SQL injection, XSS, and unauthorized API access.

Key Questions Answered:
1. What is Zero Trust, and why is it critical for PHP applications?
2. How can developers implement Zero Trust principles in their PHP projects?
3. What practical steps and tools can mitigate common security vulnerabilities?

Why This Talk Matters:

PHP is a cornerstone of web development, so its security is a top priority for developers. This session offers actionable insights into adopting a Zero-Trust model, enabling attendees to proactively defend their applications against modern threats. It will interest anyone, from beginners to experienced developers, who want to enhance application security.