Frequently, the first thing a developer knows of a serious security flaw in their application is when it’s too late and it’s already been exploited. There’s a broad range of security risks and corresponding mitigations within web applications and it’s absolutely essential that developers learn how to identify these themselves. This course walks through a typical security review of an established web application and identifies which practices have been done well and then which ones could be improved. It’s a technology agnostic course – it doesn’t matter whether you work in ASP.NET or Node or PHP, this is all about the web and applies equally to all apps that run in the browser.
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Frequently, the first thing a developer knows of a serious security flaw in their application is when it’s too late and it’s already been exploited. There’s a broad range of security risks and corresponding mitigations within web applications and it’s absolutely essential that developers learn how to identify these themselves. This course walks through a typical security review of an established web application and identifies which practices have been done well and then which ones could be improved. It’s a technology agnostic course – it doesn’t matter whether you work in ASP.NET or Node or PHP, this is all about the web and applies equally to all apps that run in the browser.
Syllabus
- Secure Account Management 47mins
- Patterns of Good Web Security 54mins
Taught by
Troy Hunt