Start to develop Java-based software functions and services using today's industry-leading tools and frameworks which have already become part of a process for more than 64.000 companies and start-ups in the USA.
The software development sector is rapidly growing, with Java maintaining a leadership position. Job growth is expected to increase by 22 percent in the new decade. This means that almost 2 million jobs will be created by 2029. Almost all sectors plan to expand their digital presence.
More than 300,000 new job positions will need certificated specialists. Salaries are planned to rise as the demand for Java Developers expands.
Main duties of Java Developers SE 9:
The OWASP Top 10 Proactive Controls document, along with various principles enveloped in it to help developers design stronger and more secure is the core content of this course. This course will give learners an overview of the Proactive Measures before moving on to the ten security controls.
Testing for security early and often, learning about parameterizing SQL queries, encoding data input that can be parsed as executable code, validating data input, and finally learning about identity and authentication techniques to ensure you know who is using your web applications are all part of these security controls.
Start your journey in learning at the OWASP Top 10 Proactive Controls by diving into this comprehensive module.
In taking this course, learners are expected to have undergone the OWASP Top 10 project module. Also, familiarity with web and mobile development and basic application security principles among learners are crucial must-haves in order to have an easy pickup of the lessons in this course.
As this material covers the OWASP Top 10 Proactive Controls, it serves as a supplemental resource to the OWASP Top 10 for developers. Along with these prerequisite technical know-hows is an open mind to absorb new learning among course takers to traverse into the world of Proactive Controls developed by OWASP.
The first part of this course covers the first five Proactive Controls of OWASP. More particularly, this segment contains discussions revolving around the definition of Security Control, the OWASP Top 10 Proactive Controls 2016 (version 2.0), and its relation to OWASP Top 10 2013 and OWASP Mobile Top 10 2014. A demonstration video is also clipped in this course to provide learners optimal learning of the lesson.
Moreover, learners will be guided about “secure trading practices by developers for developers”. Other topics covered in this segment include verifying security, parameterizing queries, validating inputs, and identity and authentication controls.
The second half of the course centers on the second five of the OWASP Proactive Controls. Additionally, this module covers several topics including implementing access control to verify what a user is allowed to do in a system, methods of protecting data at rest and in transit, implementing logging and intrusion detection, and using existing security frameworks and libraries as well as best practices for error and exception handling.
Start to develop Java-based software functions and services using today's industry-leading tools and frameworks which have already become part of a process for more than 64.000 companies and start-ups in the USA.
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