Certified Secure Web Application Engineer (CSWAE)

Certified Secure Web Application Engineer (CSWAE)

4.20 (618 reviews)
Udemy
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English
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Web Design
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1,910
students
6.5 hours
content
Sep 2018
last update
$39.99
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What you will learn

Understand the concepts of web application security

Learn about threat modeling and risk management

Implement authentication and authorization policies

Prevent session management attacks

Write and review codes for security testing

Perform web application penetration testing

Understand secure SDLC

Learn cryptography

Description

The Certified Secure Web Application Engineer (CSWAE) preparatory course is a comprehensive course covering all of the exam topics of the CSWAE certification offered by Mile2. The course helps the students to understand the technologies that are being used under the hood so that they are able to make informed decisions when choosing a cloud vendor. The course also covers the different types of cloud products, their working, their benefits and the migration process to the cloud. 

The Certified Secure Web Application Engineer (CSWAE) course enables the students to establish industry acceptable auditing standards with current best practices and policies specifically for the web applications and cloud environment. The students are able to learn, implement and test the concepts taught in this course in real-world scenarios. The course is also very helpful for students who are looking forward to appear in and clear the CSWAE certification exam by Mile2.


Content

Module 01 - Web Application Security

Web Application Security Part1
Web Application Security Part2
Web Application Security Part3
Web Application Security Part5
Web Application Security Part4
Module 01 Quiz

Module 02 - Secure SDLC

Secure SDLC Part1
Secure SDLC Part2
Secure SDLC Part3
Module 02 Quiz

Module 03 - OWASP TOP 10

OWASP TOP 10 Part1
OWASP TOP 10 Part2
OWASP TOP 10 Part3
Module 03 Quiz

Module 04 - Risk Management

Risk Management Part1
Risk Management Part2
Risk Management Part3
Risk Management Part4
Module 04 Quiz

Module 05 - Threat Modeling

Threat Modeling
Module 05 Quiz

Module 06 - Authentication and Authorization Attacks

Authentication and Authorization Attacks Part1
Authentication and Authorization Attacks Part2
Authentication and Authorization Attacks Part3
Authentication and Authorization Attacks Part4
Authentication and Authorization Attacks Part5
Module 06 Quiz

Module 07 - Session Management 35m

Session Management
Module 07 Quiz

Module 08 - Security Architecture

Security Architecture Part1
Security Architecture Part2
Security Architecture Part3
Module 08 Quiz

Module 09 - Input Validation and Data Sanitization

Input Validation and Data Sanitization Part1
Input Validation and Data Sanitization Part2
Input Validation and Data Sanitization Part3
Input Validation and Data Sanitization Part4
Module 09 Quiz

Module 10 - AJAX Security

AJAX Security
Module 10 Quiz

Module 11 - Insecurity Code Discovery and Mitigation

Insecurity Code Discovery and Mitigation Part1
Insecurity Code Discovery and Mitigation Part2
Module 11 Quiz

Application Mapping

Application Mapping
Module 12 Quiz

Module 13 - Cryptography

Cryptography Part1
Cryptography Part2
Module 13 Quiz

Module 14 - Testing Methodologies

Testing Methodologies Part1
Testing Methodologies Part2
Module 14 Quiz

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Reviews

Daniella
June 15, 2021
Nothing against the narrator but this whole course is so in depth and, not very visually pleasing. Could do with a revamp
Pedro
November 12, 2020
You can get more valuable information from the comments of this course than from the course itself. Indeed I seriously doubt that someone can learn something from this course and apply it on s/her job. Don’t waste your time and your money on this.
Reka
June 5, 2020
Content was very old and provides superficial knowledge. Goes into great detail around areas that are company-hierarchy specific (approval of risks by senior management) but glosses over areas that matter (cryptography). At the end of the course I don't feel like I'm any closer to being a security expert than I was before. I would not be able to attempt security testing any better.
Jason
June 4, 2020
Tedious, irrelevant, shoddily made, full of glaring errors, out-of-date (content is clearly from 2004 in places). Content is mostly repetition of tautologies. Most significant modern security issues and content is ignored in favour of labouring trivialities, or digressions into the minutiae of obsolete tech. Tends to be repetitive on obvious points, but immediately skips over complex points. Difficult to watch as the presentation itself is low-resolution, bordered by multiple layers of bars, occupying only 1/4 of the screen.
Mark
June 2, 2020
Death by powerpoint. This is basically an audio only training. The slides are useless. The content is framed in a dead blue border so they are small. And then there are strongly coloured shapes which have no discernible meaning and inside those are some words and bullet points in a font with poor antialiasing that makes it difficult to read. And In some cases when the fonts are small, impossible to read. If the content was full size and the fonts better chosen this would not be the case. But its not clear what role the text has. When should I read it? Or are they just the prompts the trainer is using to speak from? The text seems to provide the same content as the voice, not to illustrate or enhance it. The speaker never refers to the slides or use them to enhance the content. So there's the visual medium wasted right away. The speaker's voice is like someone reading an e-book, not like a trainer who understands and loves his content. All the content is abstract and policy based with "for example" examples made up on the spot by the speaker. This would be better if he had real concrete examples to support the content, and if he was someone who had worked with hose examples himself and could relate to them. So I'm reduced to listening to this man talking like a podcast and trying to concentrate in case something useful comes up. Not only is the presentation poor but the content is poor too. Things you can work out from common sense are discussed in lengthy detail. Things that might be a little harder to understand, e.g.: what do direct object references mean in the context of OWASP top 10, are glossed over as if the course author does not understand them either. I was disappointed the very powerful tool of templated queries (to deal with SQL injection attacks) was also glossed over. Useful content is missing. The mundane is chewed over in dull detail. I expected much better from Udemy.
Christian
May 29, 2020
The questions are somtimes impossible to decode what is meant by the words used. It is a bit difficult to answer a question you don't understand the meaning of.
Olowoporoku
May 29, 2020
This is a simple and gradual approach of introducing security in web application to newbies, it is also blends for experienced web developers who are interested in checking out some stuffs on secure coding. Thumbs up.
Anonymized
May 28, 2020
Amazing experience and great course to learn new things. I'm willing to do more and more Udemy courses
Anonymized
May 24, 2020
The course is really nice. but some times it feels boring because most of the lectures are only theory. Some theories are also very old. If you can update this course with some practical modules I think it's better. Anyway, thank you!
Karthegesu
April 27, 2020
It's very good match for all the Project managers, Architects, business analyst and developers to create a high secure application.
Jonny
April 2, 2020
The overview is basically a pitch for "why would you care about this course" and "what, at a high level, are we going to learn"? That's fine, but I don't know if it's helpful.
Patrick
March 26, 2020
Lecture is slow and dry. No visualizations, just lecturing and presenting notes on PowerPoint that is not available to download. Quiz answers are provided on first part of each section, except for section 12.
Brian
March 26, 2020
Bad answer key for a question. Not saying "I think you had the answer wrong." It was a true / false scenario where False was marked the correct answer, then the True statement was listed as correct in the green text above. Does not agree with itself. Several speech mistakes by the instructor / repeats / pauses. Overall, acceptable course though.
Peter
March 5, 2020
yes, some of the examples are outdated , good examples of liasing with business owners regarding security concerns however
Ari
March 2, 2020
Lacking practical application. Very hard to stay focused on course, as slides are just lists. Quizes are basic and very wordy.

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