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Cloud-based applications are vulnerable to a wide range of attacks, from cross-site scripting (XSS) to session hijacking. Modern organizations need professionals who know how to build out application security programs that minimize such risks. Earning the Certified Cloud Security Professional (CCSP) certification validates that you have the knowledge necessary to secure applications wherever they are hosted. In this course, study for the fourth domain of the CCSP exam: Cloud Application Security. Learn about the development of software requirements and the use of different software development methodologies. Review some of the most notable application security vulnerabilities, as well as secure coding practices, strategies for identifying threats, and more.
Topics include:
- Different software development methodologies
- Security implications of DevOps
- Security vulnerabilities, including SQL injection
- Secure coding practices, including proper error handling
- Identifying threats
- Developer training and awareness
- Secure cloud application architecture
Table of Contents
1 Securing cloud applications
2 What you need to know
3 Study resources
4 Development methodologies
5 Maturity models
6 Operation, maintenance, and change management
7 DevOps
8 Understanding cross-site scripting
9 Preventing SQL injection
10 Privilege escalation
11 Directory traversal
12 Overflow attacks
13 Session hijacking
14 Code execution attacks
15 Error and exception handling
16 Code repositories
17 Code signing
18 Identifying threats
19 Risk analysis and mitigation
20 Software testing
21 Third-party code
22 Acquired software
23 Developer training and awareness
24 Building secure cloud solutions
25 Web application firewalls
26 Database security controls
27 Continuing your CCSP certification journey
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