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API updates
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avoiding problems with microservices
avoiding software attacks
building a testing system
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cloud security
cloud security solutions
cloud storage
code testing
creating a security training plan
css
css controls
css security practices
detecting security breaches
developing an API sandbox
developing successful interfaces
developing web applications
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example application output
external apis
external libraries
frameworks
hackers
html
html controls
html security practices
html5
implementing a maintenance cycle
integration testing
javascript
javascript controls
javascript security practices
libraries
library updates
microservices
preventing security breaches
reliability
reliable code
security
security breaches
security for developers
security practices
security principles
security threats
security training
software security assurance
testing strategies
thinking like a hacker
third-party APIs
third-party intrusion testing
update options
upgrade cycles
virtualization
virtualized environments
web application security
web development
web security
web-based application security
Product details
- ISBN 9781491928646
- Weight: 658g
- Dimensions: 181 x 233mm
- Publication Date: 29 Dec 2015
- Publisher: O'Reilly Media
- Publication City/Country: US
- Product Form: Paperback
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As a web developer, you may not want to spend time making your web app secure, but it definitely comes with the territory. This practical guide provides you with the latest information on how to thwart security threats at several levels, including new areas such as microservices. You'll learn how to help protect your app no matter where it runs, from the latest smartphone to an older desktop, and everything in between. Author John Paul Mueller delivers specific advice as well as several security programming examples for developers with a good knowledge of CSS3, HTML5, and JavaScript. In five separate sections, this book shows you how to protect against viruses, DDoS attacks, security breaches, and other nasty intrusions.
Create a security plan for your organization that takes the latest devices and user needs into account Develop secure interfaces, and safely incorporate third-party code from libraries, APIs, and microservices Use sandboxing techniques, in-house and third-party testing techniques, and learn to think like a hacker Implement a maintenance cycle by determining when and how to update your application software Learn techniques for efficiently tracking security threats as well as training requirements that your organization can use
John Paul Mueller is a technical editor and freelance author who has written on topics ranging from database management to heads-down programming, from networking to artificial intelligence.
