IT Security for Developers gives you basic knowledge of security in the development and operation of systems. You learn about risk management, vulnerabilities, authentication and continuity, and how to build IT security functions into what you develop. The course covers common attack techniques such as XSS, SQL injections, social engineering and brute force, and how to prevent and handle a hacked site. The course is part of TUC's YH programme in systems development.
The purpose of the course is to give the students basic knowledge of security in development and operations. The students gain knowledge of risk management, vulnerabilities, authentication, continuity and IT security functions. The course also gives the students knowledge of basic techniques for unauthorised access to the system and how to handle XSS, SQL injections, social engineering and brute force. The goal of the course is to give the students knowledge of how to write secure code and counter intrusions and vulnerabilities.
The purpose of the course is to give the students basic knowledge of security in development and operations. The students gain knowledge of risk management, vulnerabilities, authentication, continuity and IT security functions. The course also gives the students knowledge of basic techniques for unauthorised access to the system and how to handle XSS, SQL injections, social engineering and brute force. The goal of the course is to give the students knowledge of how to write secure code and counter intrusions and vulnerabilities.
Basic concepts in IT security, risk assessment and common vulnerabilities.
Methods for secure authentication and how to ensure operational continuity.
An overview of XSS, SQL injections, social engineering and brute force.
How to prevent unauthorised access and what to do when a site has been hacked.
The course is aimed at students in systems development who want to learn to build more secure applications and understand basic threats to web and system security.
When you complete the course, TUC Yrkeshögskola issues your certificate. Your name, the course content and the issue date are encrypted and secured on blockchain, so it cannot be changed, and anyone can check that it is genuine.
Sample Credential with placeholder data. Each credential is issued with the recipient’s details and is verifiable with the provider.