iSAQB module WEBSEC

What is web security in software architecture?

Web security is a central component of modern software architecture. Web applications are exposed to a variety of attacks every day - from cross-site scripting (XSS) and injection attacks to man-in-the-middle attacks.

In the iSAQB WEBSEC training course, you will learn how to systematically integrate security requirements into your software architecture. The aim is to recognise security risks at an early stage and anchor suitable protective measures directly in the design and development process.

Why is web security so important?

Security gaps in web applications can have serious consequences - from data loss to reputational damage.

With this web security training course, you benefit from

• Early detection of security risks
• Secure architecture instead of "security after the fact"
• Protection against typical attacks (XSS, injection, etc.)
• Integration of security into the development process
• Higher quality and trustworthiness of your systems

Security-by-design becomes the standard - not the exception.

iSAQB Advanced Level - WEBSEC certification

The WEBSEC training is an accredited module of the iSAQB Advanced Level and provides you with in-depth knowledge in the area of web security within modern software architectures.

As part of the training, you will earn 30 credit points, which cover both technical and methodological competences and are credited towards the "Certified Professional for Software Architecture - Advanced Level (CPSA-A)" certification.

Secure double benefits now

With the code "Team20", all participants from your company save 20% on the same training course - and if you register early, you also benefit from our attractive early bird price. Register together now and get more out of it!

Alternatively, we also offer customised in-house training courses for your company - at our premises, at your premises or remotely. Please contact us directly for your customised offer.

Credits: Technology 20 | Methodology 10 | Communication -

Maximum number of participants per session: 12 people