iSAQB® CPSA-A - WEBSEC - Web-Security (English)

WEBSEC

What does “security” mean in the context of web applications and how can it be integrated into your own analysis and development processes?

Recognizing and counteracting threats:

In today’s digital world, web security is an essential component for business integrity and the protection of sensitive data. Attackers use the open system of the Internet to exploit vulnerabilities, paralyze systems and steal sensitive data. Companies must therefore design their web applications and services securely and regularly check for vulnerabilities.

Reliable protection for your web applications: iSAQB-certified training

Our comprehensive, iSAQB-certified web security training equips you with the essential knowledge and skills to effectively protect your web applications from cyber attacks. Learn the essentials of web security, from implementing robust firewalls and advanced encryption techniques to thorough vulnerability assessment. Additionally, learn how to seamlessly integrate powerful authentication and authorization measures into your systems to ensure the highest level of security.

 

Training content

• Web security basics
• Firewalls and encryption
• Vulnerability analysis
• Authentication and authorization
• Security guidelines and standards
• Data protection and GDPR-compliant development

Face-to-face training

• Including training documents and exercise materials
• Hot and cold drinks, snacks and lunch
• Large training rooms with modern equipment for a pleasant learning atmosphere
• Didactically trained and experienced trainers

Live-Online-Training

• Including training documents and exercise materials
• Visual collaboration through whiteboarding, for example
• High level of interactivity through customized exercises and breakout rooms
• Ideal trainer support, even in the breakout rooms

 

Target group

The ISAQB-Advanced training is aimed at software architects, developers and project managers who design and develop systems in agile environments and should have several years of experience in IT projects.

Knowledge of a specific technology, methodology or programming language is helpful, but not essential.