The security of web applications is a critical component of every web-based enterprise, and it is concerned with the protection of websites and web applications. The Internet and Web systems are the primary targets of application security concepts. Participants will leave the Web Application Security Training with a solid understanding of security fundamentals. Participants will learn the principles of authentication, and they’ll learn how to make password-based authentication more secure. Another essential aspect that will be covered in this course is authorisation. The participants will be educated on various secure development approaches. Participants will understand the holistic approach to application security after completing this course.
WEB APPLICATION SECURITY TRAINING
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Prerequisites
- There are no official requirements to take this class, and a rudimentary grasp of application security might be advantageous.
What will you gain after this course
- Learn about the principles of web application security.
- Learn about two-factor, three-factor, and password-based authentication methods.
- Learn about secure development techniques and maturity models used in the industry.
Jobs you can get
with a Web Application Security Training Certification
- Application Security Tester
- Application Security Engineer
- Cyber Security Analyst
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Introduction to Web Application Security
<ul>
<li> What is Web Application Security?</li>
<li> Working of Web Application Security</li>
<li> Web Application Lifecycle Maintenance</li>
<li> Importance of Web Application Security</li>
<li> Web Application Security vs Network Security</li></ul>
<li> What is Web Application Security?</li>
<li> Working of Web Application Security</li>
<li> Web Application Lifecycle Maintenance</li>
<li> Importance of Web Application Security</li>
<li> Web Application Security vs Network Security</li></ul>
Security Fundamentals
<ul>
<li> Input Validation</li>
<li> Attack Surface Reduction</li>
<li> Classify and Prioritise Threats</li></ul>
<li> Input Validation</li>
<li> Attack Surface Reduction</li>
<li> Classify and Prioritise Threats</li></ul>
Authentication
<ul>
<li> Overview of Access Control</li>
<li> Authentication Fundamentals</li>
<li> Two-Factor and Three-Factor Authentication</li>
<li> Web Application Authentication</li>
<li> Securing Password-Based Authentication</li>
<li> Secure Authentication Best Practices</li></ul>
<li> Overview of Access Control</li>
<li> Authentication Fundamentals</li>
<li> Two-Factor and Three-Factor Authentication</li>
<li> Web Application Authentication</li>
<li> Securing Password-Based Authentication</li>
<li> Secure Authentication Best Practices</li></ul>
Authorisation
<ul>
<li> Access Control</li>
<li> Session Management Fundamentals</li>
<li> Securing Web Application Session Management</li></ul>
<li> Access Control</li>
<li> Session Management Fundamentals</li>
<li> Securing Web Application Session Management</li></ul>
Browser Security Principles
<ul>
<li> Define Same Origin Policy</li>
<li> Same Origin Policy Exceptions</li>
<li> Cross-Site Scripting</li>
<li> Cross-Site Request Forgery</li></ul>
<li> Define Same Origin Policy</li>
<li> Same Origin Policy Exceptions</li>
<li> Cross-Site Scripting</li>
<li> Cross-Site Request Forgery</li></ul>
Database Security Principles
<ul>
<li> Structured Query Language (SQL) Injection</li>
<li> Setting Database Permissions</li>
<li> Stored Procedure Security</li></ul>
<li> Structured Query Language (SQL) Injection</li>
<li> Setting Database Permissions</li>
<li> Stored Procedure Security</li></ul>
File Security Principles
<ul>
<li> Keep Source Code Secret</li>
<li> Security Thoughts Obscurity</li>
<li> Forceful Browsing</li>
<li> Directory Traversal</li></ul>
<li> Keep Source Code Secret</li>
<li> Security Thoughts Obscurity</li>
<li> Forceful Browsing</li>
<li> Directory Traversal</li></ul>
Secure Development Methodologies
<ul>
<li> Penetrate and Patch Approach</li>
<li> Holistic Approach to Application Security</li>
<li> Industry Standard Secure Development Methodologies and Maturity Models</li></ul>
<li> Penetrate and Patch Approach</li>
<li> Holistic Approach to Application Security</li>
<li> Industry Standard Secure Development Methodologies and Maturity Models</li></ul>
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Full time, Part-time, Evening and Weekends, Virtual online
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London, Flexible online
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