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Troy Hunt
and
Scott Helme
In this course, Modern Browser Security Reports, Troy Hunt and Scott Helme discuss how browsers have evolved in recent years to provide a range of new security constructs and increasingly involve the ability to report back to site owners when something unexpected of a security nature occurs. Learn the features of content security policies, HTTP public key pinning, certificate authority authorization, certificate transparency, and cross-site scripting reporting. By the end of this course, you’ll be able to implement browser security reporting features on any website.
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Provides foundational knowledge for intermediate learners in modern browser security
Taught by recognized experts in the field of cybersecurity, Troy Hunt and Scott Helme
Covers emerging browser security technologies and standards
Aims to develop learners' skills in implementing secure reporting mechanisms on websites
Relevant for web developers and security professionals seeking to enhance their knowledge of browser security
Requires learners to be familiar with web development concepts and have a basic understanding of cybersecurity
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Learners who complete Modern Browser Security Reports will develop knowledge and skills
that may be useful to these careers:
Information Security Analyst
Information Security Analyst
An Information Security Analyst must be familiar with the rapidly evolving landscape of security constructs and reporting abilities that browsers offer. Modern Browser Security Reports will help you stay up-to-date with how to implement browser security reporting features on any website, which is essential for protecting sensitive data and maintaining compliance.
Web Developer
Web Developer
As a Web Developer, you will need to be able to implement browser security reporting features on any website. Modern Browser Security Reports will help you build a foundation in the features of content security policies, HTTP public key pinning, certificate authority authorization, certificate transparency, and cross-site scripting reporting.
Security Engineer
Security Engineer
Security Engineers must be familiar with browser security reporting features. Modern Browser Security Reports will help you understand how browsers have evolved in recent years to provide a range of new security constructs and increasingly involve the ability to report back to site owners when something unexpected of a security nature occurs.
Penetration Tester
Penetration Tester
Penetration Testers must be able to identify and exploit vulnerabilities in web applications. Modern Browser Security Reports will help you build a foundation in the features of content security policies, HTTP public key pinning, certificate authority authorization, certificate transparency, and cross-site scripting reporting.
Security Auditor
Security Auditor
Security Auditors must be familiar with the latest browser security features. Modern Browser Security Reports will help you stay up-to-date on how browsers have evolved in recent years to provide a range of new security constructs and increasingly involve the ability to report back to site owners when something unexpected of a security nature occurs.
Cybersecurity Analyst
Cybersecurity Analyst
Cybersecurity Analysts must be able to understand how browsers have evolved in recent years to provide a range of new security constructs. Modern Browser Security Reports will help you build a foundation in the features of content security policies, HTTP public key pinning, certificate authority authorization, certificate transparency, and cross-site scripting reporting.
IT Security Manager
IT Security Manager
IT Security Managers must be familiar with how browsers have evolved in recent years to provide a range of new security constructs. Modern Browser Security Reports will help you build a foundation in the features of content security policies, HTTP public key pinning, certificate authority authorization, certificate transparency, and cross-site scripting reporting.
Risk Analyst
Risk Analyst
Risk Analysts must be able to identify and mitigate risks in web applications. Modern Browser Security Reports will help you build a foundation in the features of content security policies, HTTP public key pinning, certificate authority authorization, certificate transparency, and cross-site scripting reporting.
Vulnerability Researcher
Vulnerability Researcher
Vulnerability Researchers need to be able to understand how browsers have evolved in recent years to provide a range of new security constructs. Modern Browser Security Reports will help you build a foundation in the features of content security policies, HTTP public key pinning, certificate authority authorization, certificate transparency, and cross-site scripting reporting.
Software Engineer
Software Engineer
Software Engineers must be able to implement browser security reporting features on any website. Modern Browser Security Reports will help you build a foundation in the features of content security policies, HTTP public key pinning, certificate authority authorization, certificate transparency, and cross-site scripting reporting.
Data Scientist
Data Scientist
Data Scientists must be familiar with browser security reporting features. Modern Browser Security Reports will help you build a foundation in the features of content security policies, HTTP public key pinning, certificate authority authorization, certificate transparency, and cross-site scripting reporting.
Business Analyst
Business Analyst
Business Analysts must be able to communicate the importance of browser security reporting features to stakeholders. Modern Browser Security Reports will help you build a foundation in the features of content security policies, HTTP public key pinning, certificate authority authorization, certificate transparency, and cross-site scripting reporting.
Product Manager
Product Manager
Product Managers must be able to understand how browser security reporting features can be integrated into their products. Modern Browser Security Reports will help you build a foundation in the features of content security policies, HTTP public key pinning, certificate authority authorization, certificate transparency, and cross-site scripting reporting.
Systems Administrator
Systems Administrator
Systems Administrators must be able to configure and maintain browser security reporting features. Modern Browser Security Reports will help you build a foundation in the features of content security policies, HTTP public key pinning, certificate authority authorization, certificate transparency, and cross-site scripting reporting.
Network Administrator
Network Administrator
Network Administrators must be able to understand how browser security reporting features can be used to improve network security. Modern Browser Security Reports will help you build a foundation in the features of content security policies, HTTP public key pinning, certificate authority authorization, certificate transparency, and cross-site scripting reporting.
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Reading list
We've selected seven books
that we think will supplement your
learning. Use these to
develop background knowledge, enrich your coursework, and gain a
deeper understanding of the topics covered in
Modern Browser Security Reports.
This handbook serves as a practical guide to browser security, covering topics such as cross-site scripting, SQL injection, and TLS, providing additional depth to the course materials.
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Provides a comprehensive overview of security engineering principles and practices, offering valuable insights into the design and implementation of secure systems.
Provides practical guidance on designing and developing secure software, offering valuable insights for those implementing browser security reporting features.
Provides a comprehensive understanding of cross-site scripting vulnerabilities and defense techniques, which is highly relevant to the course's coverage of cross-site scripting reporting.
Offers a comprehensive guide to web application security testing, providing insights into common vulnerabilities and exploitation techniques.
Provides best practices and guidelines for writing secure code, which complements the course's focus on implementing browser security reporting features.
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This classic textbook provides a comprehensive foundation in computer networks, including the underlying protocols and security principles, serving as a valuable background resource for understanding browser security reporting mechanisms.
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Web Application Security. It's comprised of 14 courses:
- Play by Play: Modern Web Security Patterns
- What Every Developer Must Know About HTTPS
- Modern Browser Security Reports (viewing)
- Play by Play: OWASP Top 10 2017
- Secure Coding: Identifying and Mitigating XML External Entity (XXE) Vulnerabilities
- Secure Coding: Preventing Insecure Deserialization
- Secure Coding: Preventing Insufficient Logging and Monitoring
- Introduction to Browser Security Headers
- Hack Yourself First: How to go on the Cyber-Offense
- Secure Account Management Fundamentals
- Cryptography Fundamentals for Developers and Security Professionals
- Secure Coding: Using Components with Known Vulnerabilities
- Secure Coding: Preventing Sensitive Data Exposure
- Secure Coding: Preventing Broken Access Control
Good to know
Provides foundational knowledge for intermediate learners in modern browser security
Taught by recognized experts in the field of cybersecurity, Troy Hunt and Scott Helme
Covers emerging browser security technologies and standards
Aims to develop learners' skills in implementing secure reporting mechanisms on websites
Relevant for web developers and security professionals seeking to enhance their knowledge of browser security
Requires learners to be familiar with web development concepts and have a basic understanding of cybersecurity
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