Secure Software Coding Practices Training

Secure coding training and certification course is designed to help developers create secure software applications. This courses teach developers best practices for writing secure code, such as avoiding common security vulnerabilities, using secure coding techniques, and understanding the security implications of their code. Upon completion of the course, developers can receive a certification that demonstrates their knowledge and understanding of secure coding.

Course Key Leranings:

Secure programming of application code
Main vulnerabilities inherent in applications
Secure coding
Owasp methodologies and standards
Understand how to mitigate and not introduce vulnerabilities in applications
Web Application Security

Course Content:

Module1- Introduction

Module2: Core Security Concepts

Confidentiality, Integrity,
Availability
Authentication and Authorisation
Accounting
Non-repudiation
Privacy
Data Anonymisation
User Consent
Disposition
Test Data Management

Module3: Secure Development Lifecycle

Waterfall vs Agile
Microsoft SDLC
TouchPoints
CLASP
Comparis

Module4:Security Design Principles

Least Privilege
Separation of Duties
Defence in Depth
Fail Safe
Economy of Mechanism
Complete Mediation
Open Design
Least Common Mechanism
Psychological Acceptability
Weakest Link
Leveraging Existing Components

Module5. Secure Development Principles

Input Validation
Canonicalisation
Output Encoding
Error Handling
Authentication & Authorisation
Auditing & Logging
Session Management
Secure Communications
Secure Resource Access
Secure Storage
Cryptography

Course Prerequisite :

Basic understanding of programming concepts and constructs in at least one programming language (e.g., C, C++, Java, Python, etc.).
Familiarity with software development processes and the software development lifecycle.
Awareness of general IT security concepts such as confidentiality, integrity, and availability.
An interest in learning about secure coding practices and the importance of security in software development.