In today's digital landscape, application security is not optional, it's essential. With cyber threats evolving rapidly and data breaches making headlines daily, organizations desperately need skilled professionals who understand why application security is important and can identify, analyze, and resolve security vulnerabilities before malicious actors exploit them.

Application Security Testing and Debugging for Developers
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Application Security Testing and Debugging for Developers


Instructors: Sonali Sen Baidya
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What you'll learn
Implement automated (SAST/DAST) and manual testing techniques to identify web application vulnerabilities and strengthen application security.
Apply advanced debugging techniques and secure coding analysis to diagnose, isolate, and resolve critical vulnerabilities in application code.
Execute penetration testing engagements to simulate real-world attack scenarios and validate application security controls.
Produce security reports with technical findings, business impact, and actionable remediation strategies for application security.
Skills you'll gain
- Software Testing
- Cybersecurity
- Vulnerability Scanning
- Technical Communication
- Open Web Application Security Project (OWASP)
- Test Automation
- Debugging
- DevSecOps
- Security Strategy
- Application Security
- Cyber Security Strategy
- Cyber Security Assessment
- Security Testing
- Vulnerability Management
- Continuous Monitoring
- Secure Coding
- Penetration Testing
- Vulnerability Assessments
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