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Scotland Chapter Spring Event
"Remote Testing For Common Web Application Security Threats"
| Objectives: |
- Understand
the security threats facing web applications
- Learn
the tools and techniques to remotely validate a web application's
security
- Enhance
secure programming practices by raising awareness and giving
programmers the tools needed to audit their code from the user's
perspective
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| Topics: |
Web Protocols Primer
- Web
protocols & standards (HTML, HTTP)
- Session
tracking and state mechanisms
- HTTP
authentication mechanisms
- Tools
for interception, manipulation, and analysis of web traffic
Common
Web Application Security Threats
- The
Web Application Security Consortium (WASC) "Threat Classification" (http://www.webappsec.org/projects/threat/)
- Classes
of Attack; definitions and examples (including authentication,
authorization, client-side attacks, command execution, information
disclosure, and logic attacks)
- The
most popular forms of attack will be covered in the labs, such as
Cross-site Scripting (XSS) and SQL Injection
- Remote
tools and testing techniques for locating these vulnerabilities
- Cross
references to the OWASP Top Ten will be given
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| Speaker: |
David
Rhoades, Maven Security Consulting, Inc.
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| Requirements: |
You will need to bring your own laptop.
Please ensure you have full administrative rights to install
virtual machines to carry out the training. You can also take away this
software to practice furthe |
| Location: |
Edinburgh |
| Date: |
19th March 2009
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| Time: |
09.00 -
17.00 |
| Cost: |
£199 for
ISACA
members
£249 for non-ISACA members.
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| To
Book: |
http://www.isacascotland.eventbrite.com
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