Please be our guest at the “Web Security, v2 - Steve Kinney” workshop, which will give you a strong base for further work to protect web resources. Here, you will understand what types of security hazards are found in most Web applications and how you can avoid them, making your applications secure. I will break down security measures for JavaScript and front-end apps so that you can strengthen the security of the software you are developing.
During “Web Security, v2 - Steve Kinney,” you will implement different security tools and approaches. These practical exercises will also assist you in relating what you have learned to other practical examples, making it easier to understand the ideas. Moreover, it will help you understand the modern tendencies and threats in the sphere of web security and remain progressive in the context of constant multiple changes.
Web Security, v2 - Steve Kinney may be interested in front-end web developers and JavaScript engineers who wish to gain all the information about web security. Still, some background knowledge is needed: you should know the basics of web development and JavaScript and have at least some experience with HTML, CSS, and web application architecture; otherwise, the workshop will help you gain brand-new skills for securing web applications.
Web Security, v2 - Steve Kinney Table of Contents:
- Introduction to Web Security
- Understanding the Security Landscape and Threats
- Cross-Origin Resource Sharing (CORS) and Same Origin Policy (SOP)
- Cross-Site Scripting (XSS) and Prevention
- Cross-Site Request Forgery (CSRF) and Defense Strategies
- SQL Injection and Data Sanitization Techniques
- Secure Communication with HTTPS and TLS
- Security Headers and Content Security Policy (CSP)
- Dependency Security and Vulnerability Scanning
- Using Security Tools and Extensions
- Handling Authentication and Authorization
- Workshop Wrap-Up and Q&A
Who is this course for?
- It is useful for front-end web developers who need to improve their application security knowledge in web projects.
- Web application developers, specifically JavaScript developers, who wish to improve secure coding skills.
