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Web Developer

Overview

The Web Developer learning path includes a variety of security courses that will vary depending on whether you are seeking core, advanced or elite paths. It is designed for those responsible for the development of web applications or applications that are run over HTTP from a web server to a web browser.

The Web Developer Learning Path provides developers with a solid foundation of security features necessary to develop applications including:

Responsive web design
Enterprise integration
How to protect data with security best practices

Core

Fundamentals of Application Security
Secure Software Concepts
Fundamentals of Secure Development
Fundamentals of Secure AJAX Code
Threats to Scripts
Fundamentals of Secure Scripting
Fundamentals of Threat Modeling

Advanced

Creating Secure Oracle Database Applications
Creating Secure AJAX Code – Java Foundations
Creating Secure Code – Web API Foundations
Creating Secure Code – Ruby on Rail Foundations
Creating Secure Python Web Applications
Node.js Threats and Vulnerabilities
Secure Scripting with Perl, Python, Bash, and Ruby
Protecting Sensitive Data while Scripting
Creating Secure PHP Code
Creating Secure jQuery Code
Creating Secure HTML5 Foundations Series (2)
Fundamentals of Cryptography Series (4)
Applying OWASP 2017 Mitigations Series (10)
Testing for OWASP 2017 Mitigations Series (10)

Elite

Fundamentals of Secure Architecture
Architecture Risk Analysis and Remediation
Creating Secure Application Architecture
Integrating the MS SDL into your SDLC Series (5)
How to Create Application Security Design Requirements
Attack Surface Analysis & Reduction
How to Perform a Security Code Review

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Learning Path Details

Number of Courses: 55

Total Duration: 27 hours

Total CPE Credits: 32

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Course Catalog / Learning Path / Web Developer

Web Developer

Overview

Learning Path Details

The Courses

TST 231 – Testing for OWASP 2017: Insufficient Logging & Monitoring

TST 230 – Testing for OWASP 2017: Use of Components with Known Vulnerabilities

TST 229 – Testing for OWASP 2017: Insecure Deserialization

TST 228 – Testing for OWASP 2017: Cross Site Scripting (XSS)

TST 227 – Testing for OWASP 2017: Security Misconfiguration

TST 226 – Testing for OWASP 2017: Broken Access Control

TST 225 – Testing for OWASP 2017: XML External Entities

TST 224 – Testing for OWASP 2017: Sensitive Data Exposure

TST 223 – Testing for OWASP 2017: Broken Authentication

TST 222 – Testing for OWASP 2017: Injection

ENG 312 – How to Perform a Security Code Review

ENG 311 – Attack Surface Analysis & Reduction

ENG 211 – How to Create Application Security Design Requirements

ENG 205 – Fundamentals of Threat Modeling

ENG 195 – Implementing the Microsoft SDL Threat Modeling Tool

ENG 194 – Implementing Microsoft SDL Line of Business

ENG 193 – Implementing the Microsoft SDL Optimization Model

ENG 192- Implementing the Agile Microsoft SDL

Creating Secure Application Architecture

Applying OWASP 2017: Mitigating Insufficient Logging & Monitoring Vulnerabilities

Applying OWASP 2017: Mitigating Use of Components with Known Vulnerabilities

Applying OWASP 2017: Mitigating Insecure Deserialization

Applying OWASP 2017: Mitigating Broken Access Control

Applying OWASP 2017: Mitigating XML External Entities

Applying OWASP 2017: Mitigating Sensitive Data Exposure

Applying OWASP 2017: Mitigating Broken Authentication

Applying OWASP 2017: Mitigating Injection

Architecture Risk Analysis & Remediation

Message Integrity Cryptographic Functions

Role of Cryptography in Application Development

Cryptographic Components: Randomness, Algorithms, and Key Management

Cryptographic Suite Services: Encoding, Encrypting & Hashing

Fundamentals of Secure Architecture

COD 381 – Protecting Java Code: Canonicalization, Information Disclosure and TOCTOU

COD 380 – Protecting Java Code: SQLi & Integer Overflows

Securing HTML5 Connectivity

Securing HTML5 Data

COD 362 – HTML5 Built in Security Features

COD 361 – HTML5 Secure Threats

COD 352 – Creating Secure jQuery Code

Creating Secure PHP Code

Protecting Sensitive Data while Scripting

Secure Scripting with Perl, Python, Bash and Ruby

Fundamentals of Secure Scripting

Threats to Scripts

Node.js Threats & Vulnerabilities

Creating Secure Python Web Applications

Creating Secure Code -Ruby on Rails Foundations

Creating Secure Code – Web API Foundations

Creating Secure AJAX Code – Java Foundations

Creating Secure Oracle DB Applications

Fundamentals of Secure Ajax Code

Fundamentals of Secure Development

Secure Software Concepts

Fundamentals of Application Security