Secure Code Review

Overview


Secure Code Review is a measure to help you reveal flaws in your applications before they go live. Secure source code review assesses the security of an application by examining source code. It evaluates the people, the processes, and the technologies in each application. After completing this course from Koenig, students will be able to: identify the root cause of flaws, and build cost-effective recommendations for remediation.

Audience : This course is best suited for information security analysts, software security testers and code reviewers, and security experts.


Secure Code Review consist of following courses

Course Name Duration (days)
Certified Application Security Engineer .NET Download Content
3
Certified Application Security Engineer JAVA Download Content
3
Total 6
Schedule & Prices
Course Details Schedule
Live Virtual Classroom (Instructor-Led)
Duration : 6 Days
Fee : USD 2,400 (Includes Taxes) E  
On Request
Classroom Training(Available: London, Dubai, India, Sydney, Vancouver)
Duration : 6 Days
Fee : On Request 		On Request


Course Prerequisites

Web development knowledge in .Net , Java and PHP

Secure Code Review Review Benefits

Upon Completion of this Course, you will accomplish following:-

  • Get acquainted with .NET application security and understand some of the common threats to .NET framework
  • Apply best practices during all phases of the SDLC - designing, implementing, and deploying applications
  • Comprehend types of Authentication Factors
  • Understand the EJB and Web access control
  • Understand Java Security Manager
  • Employ Secure Coding
  • Crawling code and Security Code Review in the SDLC
  • PCI DSS and Code review
  • Audit by technical control: Authentication

Give an edge to your career with Cyber Security certification training courses. Students can join the classes for Secure Code Review Training & Certification Course at Koenig Campus located at New Delhi, Bengaluru, Shimla, Goa, Dehradun, Dubai & Instructor-Led Online.

FAQ's

No, the published fee includes all applicable taxes.

Secure Code Review is a process that involves manual or automated review of an application’s source code to find out the flaws and vulnerabilities in the code. The review helps the developers with information required to make the application’s source code more sound and secure.

Secure Coding Practices are a set of methods that guard your software against the accidental and non-accidental threats and vulnerabilities.

Here are the most popular Secure Coding Practices being followed these days:

  • Keeping the designs simple
  • Staying away from fraud sources
  • Paying heed to compiler warning
  • Keeping access restricted
  • Reducing the privileges
  • Adding multiple layers of security
  • Ensuring effective quality assurance
  • Clearly stating the security requirements

Code review refers to the process of testing the source code. This process is usually carried out to figure out the flaws and bugs during the early stages of the development of a software. Some of the best tools that are used for code review include:

  • Collaborator
  • Gerrit
  • Codestriker
  • Codebrag
  • Crucible
  • Rhodecode
  • Phabricator
  • Review Assistant
  • Review Board

Source code review techniques fall into three main categories:

  • Pair programming - Involves the kind of code analysis where two programmers work together.
  • Formal code review - Involves a careful and detailed review with multiple participants and phases. One of the formal code reviews is known as Fagan Inspection.
  • Lightweight code review - Requires less effort than Formal Code Review but is considered to be equally effective. Some of the Lightweight code reviews include Over the Shoulder, Email Pass Around, Pair Programming and Tool Assisted Code Review.

  • Enables finding bugs at an early stage, when it is easy to fix them.
  • Cross-checks coding standards applicable across the company.
  • Reviews provide better understanding of the code base and help team members enhance knowledge.
  • Allows to maintain consistency within design.
  • Enables higher software security.
  • Promotes team bonding and coherence.
  • Maintains stakeholders and increases their confidence.

As per a survey conducted by Indeed, the average salary of an Information Security Analyst is $81,214 per year.