WEB Security: The Basics of Securing Web Applications

Name: WEB Security: The Basics of Securing Web Applications
Start: 2024-12-26T15:00:55+00:00
End: 2024-12-26T17:00:55+00:00

Format: Online

Date: 26 / 12 / 24

Time: 17:00

Registration: By 16:30, December 26

ABOUT THE EVENT

We invite you to an online event dedicated to the basics of web application security. We will explore the OWASP Top 10—a list of the most common vulnerabilities faced by web developers and security professionals. Expect a detailed analysis of attack mechanisms, real-life examples, tips for identifying, fixing, and preventing vulnerabilities, as well as a practical overview of working with Burp Suite.

During the webinar

Detailed analysis of critical vulnerabilities, including SQL Injection, Remote Code Execution (RCE), IDOR, and Directory Traversal Attack

Examination of real attack examples with step-by-step explanations of their detection

Practical overview of vulnerability detection tools, including Burp Suite

What awaits you

Practical advice on protecting web applications from the most common threats

Recommendations for implementing security solutions during the development stage

The opportunity to receive personalized feedback from the speaker and a discount on a course for the most interesting question in the chat

Event Schedule

Introduction Welcome, brief format overview, and topic presentation

Basics of WEB Security Overview of OWASP Top 10 and a brief description of the most common vulnerabilities

Vulnerability Analysis Detailed breakdown of SQL Injection, RCE, IDOR, and Directory Traversal. Discussion of detection and mitigation methods

Practical Tools Overview of Burp Suite: scanning, analysis, and fixing vulnerabilities

Audience Discussion Q&A session, discussion of specific cases, and knowledge sharing

Closing Session Summary, announcement of the winner for the best question

Speaker

Mykola Shaparenko

Mykola is a master’s student in the Cybersecurity program at SET University, building his career in the field of information security. He has experience in backend development using Golang, including the creation of scalable web applications. Currently, Mykola is focused on studying, preparing for certifications, and implementing modern approaches in the field of cybersecurity, combining his technical skills with a strong drive for growth.