Modern web development comes with a variety of challenges that developers have to consider, such as accessibility, responsive design, and security. Unfortunately, these things sometimes go overlooked or are outright ignored, especially when it comes to security.
Web application security is the practice of defending websites and online services from various security risks that take advantage of flaws in the code of the application. Content management systems (e.g., WordPress), database administration tools (e.g., phpMyAdmin), and SaaS apps are all common targets for online application assaults.
In this “Security in Web Applications - Web Technologies II” you will learn about following topics:
- Web Application Security Fundamentals
- Foundation of Cyber Security
- Cyber Security Elements That Provide the Protective Foundation for Business
- Security Threats
- Common Security Threats We May Come Across
- Web Security Vulnerabilities
- Most Important Security Vulnerabilities
- Security Attacks
- Web Application can be targeted by Cyber Criminals with Different Attacks
- Security Principles
- Threats and Countermeasures
- Anatomy of an Attack
- Network Threats and Countermeasures
- Host Threats and Countermeasures
- Application Threats and Countermeasures
- Input Validation
- Authentication
- Authorization
- Configuration Management
- Sensitive Data
- Session Management
- Cryptography
- Parameter Manipulation
- Exception Management
- Auditing and Logging
- Design Guidelines for Secure Web Applications
- Architecture of Web Applications
- Components of Web Applications Architectures
- Types of Web Application Architecture
- Design Issues of Web Application
- Deployment Consideration
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