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InfoSec Institute's Award Winning 5-Day Web Application Penetration Testing Boot Camp focuses on preparing students for the real world of Web App Pen Testing through extensive lab exercises, thought provoking lectures led by an expert instructor. We review of the entire body of knowledge as itpertains to web application pen testing through a high-energy seminar approach.
InfoSec Institute offers this award winning Web Application Penetration Testing program to train and prepare IT Security Professionals. 
The highlights of this course include:
• Learn the Secrets of Web App Pen Testing in a totally hands-on classroom environment
• Learn how to exploit and defend real-world web apps – not just silly sample code
• Complete the 83 Step "Web App Pen Test Methodology", and bring a copy back to work with you
• Understand how to find Vulnerabilities in Source Code
• Take home a fully featured Web App Pen Test Toolkit
• Learn how perform OWASP Top 10 Assessments – for PCI DSS compliance
• Leave Certified - IACRB CWAPT (Web Application Penetration Tester) Exam delivered On-Site
Intensive Hands-On Training:
The Web Application Penetration Testing course from InfoSec Institute is a totally hands-on learning experience. From the first day to the last day, you will learn the ins and outs of Web App Pen Testing by attending thought provoking lectures led by an expert instructor. Every lecture is directly followed up by a comprehensive lab exercise (we also set up and provide lab workstations so you don't waste valuable class time installing tools and apps).
Typical lab exercises consist of a real-world app that demonstrates a vulnerability commonly found in a web app. You learn how to assess the app much as a black hat hacker would, exploit the app so that you can demonstrate the true risk of the vulnerability to the application owner. This can involve taking control of the application itself, downloading data the application stores, or potentially using the app as a launching pad to attack unsuspecting visitors with a malicious script. Finally, the lab will follow up with remediation steps so that the application owner can properly close down the security hole for good.
Up To Date, Current, Courseware
The threat landscape for Web Applications changes on a near continuous basis. Bad guys wishing to attack your applications know that they need to stay ahead of the curve in order to get in. For this reason, InfoSec Institute continuously updates our Web App Pen Testing courseware to cover the latest and greats threats, exploits and mitigation strategies.
Expert Instruction
InfoSec Institute instructors that teach the Web App Pen Testing course are highly seasoned and have years of in the field pen testing experience. Not only are they active in the field of pen testing, they are industry-recognized experts that present at conferences such as DEFCON, Black Hat Briefings, RSA Security. Many of our instructors have authored some of the top Penetration Testing books on the market today:
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Nightly Capture The Flag (CTF) Exercises:
After learning important Web App Pen Testing concepts during the day in a structured learning environment led by an expert instructor, it is important in the knowledge transfer process to attempt to apply the concepts you learned during the day in an unscripted, controlled exercise.
The InfoSec Institute CTF exercises consist of a variety of web applications set up and designed to mimic the web presence ofa company, a bank, a credit union, and an internal web app. You are then challenged by the instructor to capture specific flags that require you to apply your knowledge gained during the day. The CTFs areinstructor-supervised, so if you get stuck, there is always a resource at hand to offer guidance.
At InfoSec Institute, we feel CTFs are a tremendous way to ensure you leave the course with the skills needed to perform Web App Pen Tests at work after the course is completed.
Jason P.
CACI
An assortment of topics you will learn to master during the Application Security Training (click here to get the fully detailed day-by-day syllabus):
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5 Days of Web Application Penetration Testing training from a senior instructor
with real-world application assessment and remediation experience.
We believe in a commitment to your education. Our latest offering to the IT community has tutorials, videos, articles, white papers, and other resources and training materials that InfoSec Institute makes available for free. Below are some examples that relate to this class. By reading these you should get a good idea of the types of skills you'll be learning in our courses.
07/15/2011
Background: I often receive testing related questions from AppSec folks new to web services about the techniques used to discover and attack them. Often, web services are seen as difficult to enumerate, interpret, and exploit as well as an arena with only a small arsenal of tools available. We’d like to bridge that gap a
06/08/2011
Description: Parsing the OWASP Top Ten with a closer look at Failure to Restrict URL Access Introduction Per our discussion of OWASP Top 10 Tools and Tactics, we continue our closer look at each of the Top Ten with deeper analysis and specific examples of these vulnerabilities. As I continue to convey each of these
05/31/2011
One of the biggest problems that businesses and individuals face today is the cost of web application security. It is not uncommon in the UK, for example, to pay a daily rate of around £1000 to have a website tested by an application security consultant. Web Application Firewalls can be just as bad. A very
05/25/2011
What is Arachni? In very simple terms, Arachni is a tool that allows you to assess the security of web applications. In less simple terms, Arachni is a high-performance, modular, Open Source Web Application Security Scanner Framework. It is a system which started out as an educational exercise and as a way to perform specific
03/21/2011
Description: A tool for each of the OWASP Top 10 to aid in discovering and remediating each of the Top Ten Introduction If you’ve spent any time defending web applications as a security analyst, or perhaps as a developer seeking to adhere to SDLC practices, you have likely utilized or referenced the OWASP Top 10.
