This course will teach you the basics of secure coding in Java necessary to pass the Java 11 Software Developer Certification Exam.

This course will teach secure coding practices while using .NET 6.0 and C#, using OWASP recommended security best practices.

This course will teach you what XML External Entity vulnerabilities are, how they are exploited, how you can identify the vulnerabilities in your code, and how you can protect your code against exploitation.

Learn how to protect your code from access control issues. You will gain an understanding of how an attacker might find and attack those vulnerabilities before building defenses into your code.

This course will teach you the basics of serialization and deserialization, including serialization file formats, what insecure deserialization is, and how to prevent that type of vulnerability from occurring in your code.

Most security breaches start with a single incident. This course will teach you how to set up correct logging and monitoring for your application, as well as what to log and what not to log in order to detect those incidents on time.

In this course, you will look from an attack-driven perspective at several OWASP recommendations for preventing sensitive data exposure when developing a web application.

This course explains the risk of using components with known vulnerabilities. It outlines tools and strategies to reduce the overall risk. The course also discusses several methods to enhance the overall security when using third party components.

Security in Couchbase spans a variety of topics, and this course focuses on the most important ones - user authentication and authorization, auditing activities, redacting sensitive data, and encrypting communications.

This course will teach you how to add secure authentication practices to your ASP.NET websites, including proper establishing and storing of passwords, multi-factor authentication, password recovery, and proper authorization techniques..

This talks shows how to protect against injections and also how to monitor them by combining two of the OWASP top 10 security risks: Injections and insufficient logging & monitoring.

Stop giving malicious users details about your application and track security events in such a way that will enable you to analyze and investigate anomalous activity in your ASP.NET and ASP.NET Core applications.