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Secure.Net Web Application Development (SDL) This is a hands-on, lab-intensive.Net security training course that is essential for enterprise developers who must create, maintain, or support secure web applications. This course teaches basic programming skills and focuses on sound practices that can be applied to all phases of software development. This course will teach students how to code web applications defensively. It includes XML processing, rich interfaces and both SOAP- and RESTful web services. Students will attack and defend different assets that are associated with web services and fully functional web applications. This hands-on approach teaches you how to protect.Net web apps in the most practical terms. Security experts agree that "penetrate-and-patch" is the most ineffective approach to security. It is much more efficient to "bake" security in an application throughout its entire lifecycle. Developers are now ready to start building secure web applications from the beginning of a project. After spending considerable time trying to defend poorly designed web applications (from a security standpoint), they will be able to make improvements in the future. This course's final section builds upon the previous knowledge about building defenses and explores how design analysis can be used for stronger applications at the start of the software development lifecycle. This workshop is an integral part of our Best Defense IT Security Training Series. It can be used as a companion course to several developer-oriented courses or seminars. This course may be presented in.Net, but it can also be used with other programming languages. The average annual salary for a.NET Programmer / Developer is $65,791

Developing Secure .Net Web Applications - Lifecycle (SDLC) (TT8325-N)

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