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Cybersecurity for Developers: From Basics to Best Practices

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  • 1 - All resources and links for the lesson.txt
  • 1 - Communication plan.mp4
    04:10
  • 2 - Introduction to Cybersecurity and the Role of OWASP.html
  • 3 - Common Weakness Enumeration CWE official website.txt
  • 3 - OWASP Top 10 Overview.mp4
    18:47
  • 4 - Broken Access Control.mp4
    35:21
  • 4 - Source code examples from the lesson.txt
  • 5 - Cryptography Failures Theory Sensitive Data Data Breach Types of Failures.mp4
    12:58
  • 6 - Cryptography Failures Practical Examples SQL Injections TLSSSL HTTPS.mp4
    19:16
  • 6 - Source code examples from the lesson.txt
  • 7 - Cryptography Failures Examples Password Encryption Hashing Salting.mp4
    17:36
  • 7 - Source code examples from the lesson.txt
  • 8 - Injection Overview Fuzzing CWEs Impact Injection Types Command Injection.mp4
    15:21
  • 9 - Injection Cross Site Scripting Types of XSS SQL JPA NoSQL Injections.mp4
    16:30
  • 10 - Injection XPath Injection Log Injection Input Validation.mp4
    16:02
  • 10 - Source code examples from the lesson.txt
  • 11 - Insecure Design Overivew CWEs Shift Left Security Threat Modeling Manifesto.mp4
    19:42
  • 12 - Insecure Design Secure Design Process Security Controls Metrics Examples.mp4
    22:58
  • 13 - Security Misconfiguration Overview CWEs Types Reallife attacks.mp4
    20:17
  • 14 - All resources and links for the lesson.txt
  • 14 - Security Misconfiguration Hardening Zero Trust Defense in Depth Practice.mp4
    29:02
  • 15 - All resources and links for the lesson.txt
  • 15 - Vulnerable Outdated Components.mp4
    23:04
  • 16 - Identification Authentication Failures.mp4
    33:54
  • 17 - Software Data Integrity Failures.mp4
    17:33
  • 18 - Computer Security Incident Handling Guide.txt
  • 18 - Security Logging Monitoring Failures.mp4
    22:54
  • 19 - ServerSide Request Forgery SSRF.mp4
    24:32
  • 20 - OWASP API Security Project OWASP API Security Top 10 2023.html
  • 21 - API12023 Broken Object Level Authorization Part 1.mp4
    15:47
  • 22 - API12023 Broken Object Level Authorization Part 2 Practice.mp4
    11:35
  • 22 - Source code examples from the lesson.txt
  • 23 - API12023 Broken Object Level Authorization Part 3 ZeroTrust UUIDs.mp4
    21:32
  • 24 - API22023 Broken Authentication Part 1 Basics Impact Types of Attacks.mp4
    17:58
  • 25 - API22023 Broken Authentication Part 2 Case Studies OAuth OpenID.mp4
    20:17
  • 26 - API22023 Broken Authentication P3 Practice JWT Tokens Timing Attacks.mp4
    27:49
  • 26 - Source code examples from the lesson.txt
  • 27 - API32023 Broken Object Property Level Authorization Part 1.mp4
    20:50
  • 28 - API32023 Broken Object Property Level Authorization Part 2 Practice.mp4
    16:24
  • 28 - Source code examples from the lesson.txt
  • 29 - API42023 Unrestricted Resource Consumption Part 1.mp4
    27:09
  • 30 - API42023 Unrestricted Resource Consumption Part 2 Practice.mp4
    09:56
  • 30 - Source code examples from the lesson.txt
  • 31 - API52023 Broken Function Level Authorization Part 1.mp4
    19:18
  • 32 - API52023 Broken Function Level Authorization Part 2 Practice.mp4
    08:32
  • 32 - Source code examples from the lesson.txt
  • 33 - API62023 Unrestricted Access to Sensitive Business Flows Part 1.mp4
    20:03
  • 34 - API62023 Unrestricted Access to Sensitive Business Flows Part 2.mp4
    25:11
  • 35 - API62023 Unrestricted Access to Sensitive Business Flows Part 3 Practice.mp4
    09:55
  • 35 - Source code examples from the lesson.txt
  • 36 - API72023 Server Side Request Forgery.html
  • 37 - API82023 Security Misconfiguration.html
  • 38 - API92023 Improper Inventory Management Part 1.mp4
    27:02
  • 39 - API92023 Improper Inventory Management Part 2 Practice.mp4
    11:29
  • 40 - API102023 Unsafe Consumption of APIs Part 1.mp4
    30:30
  • 41 - API102023 Unsafe Consumption of APIs Part 2 Practice.mp4
    09:28
  • 41 - Source code examples from the lesson.txt
  • 42 - All resources and links for the lesson.txt
  • 42 - Bonus lesson.mp4
    02:51
  • Description


    Learn essential cybersecurity practices for developers through real-world web application examples & develop secure APIs

    What You'll Learn?


    • Learn best practices for securing APIs against common threats
    • Insights into secure coding practices
    • Identify key tools and techniques for API security assessment
    • Gain hands-on experience with real-world API security scenarios
    • Explore mitigation strategies for each OWASP vulnerability
    • Knowledge of security tools and frameworks used in the industry
    • Develop a robust API security strategy for your applications
    • Understand the importance of authentication and authorization in APIs
    • Learn how to perform effective security testing on APIs
    • Understand the OWASP API Top 10 vulnerabilities and their impact on security
    • Learn how to secure sensitive data in API responses
    • Explore the risks of improper CORS configurations in APIs
    • Understand the implications of using third-party APIs securely
    • Gain skills in implementing OAuth and JWT for API security
    • Discover how to handle API versioning securely
    • Learn about the security aspects of API design and architecture
    • Understand the role of security audits and reviews in API development
    • Get practical tips for threat modeling specific to APIs
    • Explore strategies for incident response in API security breaches
    • Strategies for continuous security monitoring and improvement

    Who is this for?


  • Developers looking to enhance their API security skills
  • Security professionals seeking to understand the latest API vulnerabilities
  • Software engineers interested in building secure applications
  • Students and beginners eager to learn about API security best practices
  • Tech leads and architects wanting to implement robust security measures in their projects
  • IT Managers and Team Leads: Professionals responsible for overseeing security measures in their organizations and ensuring best practices are followed.
  • What You Need to Know?


  • Basic understanding of web development concepts
  • Familiarity with RESTful APIs and HTTP protocols
  • Knowledge of security principles is a plus but not mandatory
  • No specific tools are required; just a computer with internet access
  • A willingness to learn and explore API security topics
  • More details


    Description

    In an increasingly interconnected world, cybersecurity is no longer a luxury—it’s a necessity. Whether you’re a developer, IT professional, or just starting your tech journey, understanding how to secure digital assets is essential to protecting your applications, data, and users.

    Welcome to the "Cybersecurity for Developers" course, your practical guide to mastering the essential principles of modern cybersecurity. Designed with real-world scenarios in mind, this course takes you beyond the theory and into hands-on, practical examples, focusing on web application security—one of the most vulnerable and commonly exploited areas today.

    Through engaging lessons, you'll gain an in-depth understanding of core security concepts like:

    • Threat Modeling: Learn to anticipate potential threats and plan defenses before vulnerabilities are exploited.

    • Web Application Security: Dive into common vulnerabilities in web apps, such as Cross-Site Scripting (XSS), SQL Injection, and Insecure Authentication, and how to secure against them.

    • Secure Coding Best Practices: Discover how to write robust code that minimizes vulnerabilities from the start.

    • Incident Response: Learn how to detect, react, and recover from security breaches with minimal impact.

    • API Security: Gain insights into how to secure APIs, which are critical components of today’s applications, drawing from the OWASP Top 10 for APIs.

    This course doesn’t just teach you how to recognize and mitigate vulnerabilities—it empowers you to build secure applications from the ground up. By using real-world examples from web application development, you’ll see exactly how these security measures apply in everyday scenarios, providing you with actionable skills you can implement immediately.

    Who should take this course?

    • Developers: Looking to build and maintain secure applications, while understanding the threats they face.

    • Security Enthusiasts: Eager to deepen your knowledge of cybersecurity in practical, real-world situations.

    • IT Managers: Responsible for ensuring the security of applications and systems within their organization.

    • Students and Beginners: New to cybersecurity and want a clear, practical introduction with real-world examples.

    By the end of this course, you’ll not only understand the foundations of cybersecurity, but also be able to apply best practices in your daily work, ensuring that your applications are secure from today’s most pressing threats.

    Why enroll in this course?

    • Practical and hands-on: Learn from real examples and apply your knowledge in real-world scenarios.

    • Focused on developers: Tailored to the needs of developers who want to secure their applications and APIs.

    • Expert guidance: Receive step-by-step instruction from professionals with years of cybersecurity experience.

    • Up-to-date content: Stay ahead of evolving threats with the latest security techniques and tools.

    • Certificate of completion: Boost your credentials with a certificate you can proudly showcase.

    Cybersecurity is no longer optional—it’s a critical skill that every developer needs. Enroll today and start protecting your applications from the threats of tomorrow!

    Who this course is for:

    • Developers looking to enhance their API security skills
    • Security professionals seeking to understand the latest API vulnerabilities
    • Software engineers interested in building secure applications
    • Students and beginners eager to learn about API security best practices
    • Tech leads and architects wanting to implement robust security measures in their projects
    • IT Managers and Team Leads: Professionals responsible for overseeing security measures in their organizations and ensuring best practices are followed.

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    Andrii Piatakha
    Andrii Piatakha
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    Founder and CEO in IT-Bulls. IT-Bulls is a consultancy company that promotes engineering excellence standards, holds audits of software projects, and provides private consultancy. Creator of Learn-IT Online University and mobile application that help to get certified in different domains. Tutor with 5+ years of experience. Key Java Tutor in outsourcing companies. Andrii helps to teach Java software engineers from zero till their first job assignment. You can find courses in different areas. But one of his most popular courses "Java from Zero to First Job". The Java course is used to train people with zero programming knowledge to prepare them for real work in different companies. When you are taking Andrii's courses you can be sure that you will learn the right things in the right way in the shortest possible amount of time.All Andrii's courses are proven by time and success stories of the students.Not all tutors were professional programmers in past. Huge engineering experience allowed Andrii to run his own IT company. During the teaching, Andrii focuses students' attention only on the most important things. Feel free to check out Andrii's LinkedIn profile and especially confirmation of the skills. Already more than 1000+ professional engineers, managers, and software architects all over the World confirmed Andrii's skills in Java EE technologies stack.Andrii spent a lot of time tutoring offline to understand students and key issues they face with during their education process. Detailed homeworks and practical experience - that's what help students to get knowledge. IT-Bulls creates applications with students which allow people to pass internship and get more practical experience.The best students managed to get their first job in IT-Bulls and now become leading engineers in the company!So be prepared to become the best friend of IT-Bulls company.Learn more about Andrii's career and skills in LinkedIn profile and follow Andrii on Instagram!
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    • language english
    • Training sessions 38
    • duration 12:03:33
    • Release Date 2025/01/17