COD 262 - FUNDAMENTALS OF SHELL AND INTERPRETED LANGUAGE SECURITY
COURSE OVERVIEW
In this secure coding course, you will learn about how shell scripting languages compare with more modern interpreted languages with respect to security features, and defensive coding techniques, and dealing with common differences between platforms that can alter script behavior.
Topics include:
- Information security principles including least privilege and defense in depth
- The importance of data validation and how to validate using input, array indices, and environment variables
- Using file system operations safely to protect
- Preventing or mitigating cached secret disclosure
- The importance of up-to-date communication security techniques
- Operating system (OS) system portability issues
COURSE DETAILS
Course Number: COD 262
Course Duration: 30 minutes
Course CPE Credits: .5
Related Subject Matter
Angular
Bash
CISSP
CSSLP
CWE
ISO
Javascript
Linux
NICE
NIST
Node.js
PCI DSS
Perl
Python
Ruby
Scripting
Secure Development
Foreign Languages Available:
English
COURSE OVERVIEW
In this secure coding course, you will learn about how shell scripting languages compare with more modern interpreted languages with respect to security features, and defensive coding techniques, and dealing with common differences between platforms that can alter script behavior.
Topics include:
- Information security principles including least privilege and defense in depth
- The importance of data validation and how to validate using input, array indices, and environment variables
- Using file system operations safely to protect
- Preventing or mitigating cached secret disclosure
- The importance of up-to-date communication security techniques
- Operating system (OS) system portability issues
COURSE DETAILS
Course Number: COD 262
Course Duration: 30 minutes
Course CPE Credits: .5
Related Subject Matter
Angular
Bash
CISSP
CSSLP
CWE
ISO
Javascript
Linux
NICE
NIST
Node.js
PCI DSS
Perl
Python
Ruby
Scripting
Secure Development
Foreign Languages Available:
English
