PHP Security Course Overview

Course Prerequisites

Target Audience for PHP Security

1. The PHP Security course is designed to enhance security skills for developers and IT professionals focusing on PHP applications.

   
   

2. Target Audience for the PHP Security Course:

   
   

• PHP Developers
• Web Developers
• Security Analysts who specialize in web applications
• IT Security Professionals
• Webmasters and Website Administrators
• Application Developers
• Software Engineers
• System Administrators with a focus on web services
• DevOps Engineers working with PHP environments
• IT Professionals looking to upgrade their security knowledge in PHP
• Technical Leads and Managers overseeing PHP projects
• Cybersecurity Consultants with a focus on web application security
• Full Stack Developers who use PHP backend
• Freelancers and Consultants who develop or maintain PHP applications
• Students and learners interested in web security best practices
• Technical Architects designing PHP-based systems

Learning Objectives - What you will Learn in this PHP Security?

Introduction to PHP Security Course Learning Outcomes

In the PHP Security course, participants will master strategies to secure PHP applications, protect servers, and manage secure data handling practices in line with current industry standards.

Learning Objectives and Outcomes:

• Understand the step-by-step process of securing PHP applications, including setup and configuration.
• Gain specific guidance on implementing security measures tailored to PHP environments.
• Learn about Tor Crawlers and their implications for PHP security and anonymity practices.
• Acquire methods to keep your identity and your web application's users safe and secure online.
• Upgrade to PHP7 with a focus on utilizing its security enhancements and new features.
• Secure your webserver against common vulnerabilities and unauthorized access.
• Explore serverless PHP architecture and learn how to maintain security in a serverless environment.
• Define security requirements and learn how to align them with business objectives and compliance standards.
• Leverage PHP frameworks to streamline secure coding practices and understand their limitations.
• Implement secure database access to prevent SQL injection and other database-related security threats.
• Encode and escape data to protect against cross-site scripting (XSS) and other injection attacks.
• Validate all inputs to prevent malicious data from compromising the application.
• Implement digital identity strategies to ensure secure authentication and authorization processes.
• Enforce access controls to manage user permissions and protect sensitive functionalities.
• Safeguard data in transit and at rest to ensure confidentiality and integrity of user data.
• Implement secure logging to monitor and audit application activities for potential security incidents.
• Handle all errors and exceptions gracefully to prevent information leakage and system compromise.
• Address the Practical OWASP Top 10 risks and apply best practices to mitigate these common security issues.
• Conclude with a comprehensive understanding of PHP security best practices and the ability to apply them to real-world applications.