Writing Secure Code in ASP.NET

With the growing need for cybersecurity across the world, developers who have mastered cyber resilience get ahead. Secure coding in ASP.NET is an instrumental pathway for all developers who wish to build secure and cyber-resilient software. This course will enable you as a professional to execute secure coding practices, identify vulnerabilities in the code, remediate identified weaknesses, design with security in mind, and build effective security controls to protect against breaches and malicious hackers.

You will learn about ASP.NET security fundamentals, security features, common approaches to secure development and methodologies, common technical vulnerabilities, design flaws, and business logic issues. You will master the tools and skills needed in order to secure software early in the SLDC, such as identifying common vulnerabilities (SQL Injections, IDOR, XSS, Command Injection, and more!), applying world-famous tools to aid you in building secure software, automating security tests, planning remediation efforts, and integrating best practices in all development efforts.

By the end of the course, you will be able to execute secure coding practices like a professional.

What You Will Learn

• Review code for common ASP.NET vulnerabilities/exploits and mitigate them
• Follow best practices such as input validation, command encoding
• Protect against common attacks such as XSS and SQL injection
• Operate security tools to streamline and automate security tests
• Design contemporary security controls
• Build your first app promptly and through a step-by-step guided program

Audience

This course is designed for .NET developers, software developers, cyber security enthusiasts, or for anyone who would like to grow their secure coding skills in ASP .NET.

About The Author

Cyber Academy: Cyber Academy is one of the leading institutions in the Southeast Europe region to provide a hands-on program that dives deep into different subjects of technology using “Learn by Doing” methods. Their students are more focused on practical knowledge and skill development than pure theory. Their primary focus is cybersecurity, blockchain, and artificial intelligence.