Organizations today increasingly rely on the Internet and networked systems to conduct business. At the same time, cyber crime and security violations pose an ever-growing threat to business-critical functions and data. If Web applications are not enabled with the appropriate security countermeasures, third parties are able to eavesdrop and compromise the integrity of information passed to and from your Web applications. For organizations that share proprietary data across the Internet, intranets or other public networks, this is of particular concern. This course systematically exposes potential security threats, provides proven solutions and shows you the steps you can take today to help ensure the integrity and privacy of your Web applications. Special attention is paid to the Open Web Application Security Project (OWASP) Top Ten security issues.
Basic knowledge of Web application operation and Web server administration are assumed. You should have knowledge at the level of Course 470, Developing a Website. For example, you should have an understanding of Web browser/server operation, session management and basic HTML. In addition, experience with server-side Web application development and security knowledge is helpful.
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The materials within this course focus on the NICE Framework Task, Knowledge, and Skill statements identified within the indicated NICE Framework component(s):
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