Software and application security have lagged behind in many organizations while 75% of all cyber attacks are aimed at web applications. The number of attacks on them is growing annually while there is often little attention to security in preliminary training and requirements. A low price, often achieved through partial duplication, is considered more important, and security - if it is even considered - only comes into play just before delivery. Because the costs to make changes at this stage are many times higher than earlier in the process, risks are accepted or only minimized.
The Certified Application Security Engineer (CASE) training covers both theoretical and hands-on the various security skills and knowledge required in the different phases of a typical software development life cycle (SDLC). Because a secure application is more than just secure coding, CASE goes beyond just providing secure coding guidelines. This includes topics such as establishing security requirements (SAMM, BSIMM, OpenSAMM), threat modeling (Stride model), secure application design, and dealing with security issues in post-development phases. The training includes a comprehensive number of labs that correspond to the current reality.
CASE has been developed with the help of international application and software developers and aligns with the NICE 2.0 Framework (Securely Provision Category).
For Java developers, TSTC also offers a Java variant of this training: CASE Java.

Software and application security have lagged behind in many organizations while 75% of all cyber attacks are aimed at web applications. The number of attacks on them is growing annually while there is often little attention to security in preliminary training and requirements. A low price, often achieved through partial duplication, is considered more important, and security - if it is even considered - only comes into play just before delivery. Because the costs to make changes at this stage are many times higher than earlier in the process, risks are accepted or only minimized.
The Certified Application Security Engineer (CASE) training covers both theoretical and hands-on the various security skills and knowledge required in the different phases of a typical software development life cycle (SDLC). Because a secure application is more than just secure coding, CASE goes beyond just providing secure coding guidelines. This includes topics such as establishing security requirements (SAMM, BSIMM, OpenSAMM), threat modeling (Stride model), secure application design, and dealing with security issues in post-development phases. The training includes a comprehensive number of labs that correspond to the current reality.
CASE has been developed with the help of international application and software developers and aligns with the NICE 2.0 Framework (Securely Provision Category).
For Java developers, TSTC also offers a Java variant of this training: CASE Java.

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Live Online training, unlike eLearning, also offers the opportunity for interaction, but online. You save travel time while still benefiting from contact with a trainer, live explanations, and remote guidance.
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