How to Break Software Security e-Learning

Become a Security Samurai. Learn how to conceptualize security bugs and master19 attacks that will expose vulnerabilities in any type of software.

	Introduction to Software Security Learn why security bugs are different and to recognize symptoms of insecure behaviors
	Assessing Risk Learn to master the art of translating threats into malicious abuse cases
	Attacking Dependencies Discover attacks that reveal if your application will respond securely should a dependency fail
	Attacking through the User Interface Learn how to expose common vulnerabilities via the user interface
	Attacking Design Learn to expose vulnerabilities that can creep into an application at the design stage
	Attacking Implementation Learn testing techniques that expose vulnerabilities due to implementation errors

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Interactive Labs & Quizzes to Assess Knowledge

HOW TO BREAK SOFTWARE SECURITY™ is a web-browser based system with full start/stop functionality and integrated Table of Contents.     19 modules are included, each containing labs, simulations and quizzes to gauge what students have learned along the way.     A final examination tests the student on what they have retained from the course and presents a grade which is available to learning management systems in SCORM format

Get the Most Popular Software Security Testing Course for your Team

Our expert trainers have delivered "How to Break Software Security" to dozens of Fortune 1000 companies including Microsoft, SAP,  HP, Visa  and Coca-Cola.  Additionally, How to Break Software Security is widely used by industry and academia:

	“How to Break Software Security” book is required reading and part of the Computer Science curriculum at more than 40 universities in the US.
	Security companies themselves, like McAfee and Symantec, have adopted the methodology in this course as their internal security testing methodology
	The “How to Break…” series is the result of ground-breaking research in the field of software security, which started as government-funded studies and later turned into books, training courses and assessment methodologies