Innovation school training courses in Arlington, TX (public, in-house or online)

Post University’s Online Graduate Certificate in Corporate Innovation is designed to provide participants with a broad look across the spectrum of innovation and creativity. The Program will provide participants with the opportunity to think about innovation from a number of perspectives, and using a number of different models, with the goal of making a real difference in an organization.

Courses will focus on change and its correlation to innovation, as well as look at managing cha...

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Course Objectives

The content from this course is based on current security issues, technologies or standards based on customer needs.

Upon completion of this seminar participants can apply new knowledge about a specific current security issue, technology or compliance standard to their ongoing security development and testing initiatives.

The course teaches you how to plan tests ",on the fly", by providing you with insight, experience, and a nose for where bugs are hiding. This workshop is presented in an ",interwoven", format where each topic has a hands-on component so that you can explore the testing techniques and software tools using real software. ",How to Break Software", has been taught to industry professionals from leading corporations around the globe and at major conferences for software tester...

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Course Outline
I. Pre-Course Self Study and Nightly Assignments.

Students will need to complete required reading and analyze how specific security issues correspond to their area of testing focus of the application.
II. Security Briefings

Each morning will start with a briefing on the security issues specific to the application. Application-specific security testing issues are discussed every morning and then immediately implemented against the application and throughout t...

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Course Outline
Gathering information on the target

How web apps are built
Attack 1: Looking for information in HTML comments
Attack 2: Guessing filenames and directories
Attack 3: Vulnerabilities in example applications

I. Attacking the client

The need for a “rich�UI
Attack 4: Selections outside of ranges
Attack 5: Client side validation

II. Attacking State

Why state is important
Attack 6: Hidden field...

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