The team here at AppCheck would like to invite you and your colleagues to our next 1-hour Webinar surrounding the intricate challenges of XSS. We ran this session at The Cyber Hack Theatre at IPEXPO London whereby over 500 delegates attended the two 1-hour sessions.
Cross-Site Scripting (XSS) is by far the most widespread high impact vulnerability, present even in the best of web applications, regardless of the framework or programming language employed – a burly steadfast member of the OWASP Top Ten.
Here at AppCheck the client-side nature of typical XSS has led to a general underappreciation of its exploitation potential, though a good understanding of the vulnerability and its subtle variations will show how it can be used to devastating effect… and more importantly: how it can be avoided.
In this seminar we will build up piece-by-piece an understanding of XSS that spares no detail.
• A short 1-hour Webinar Training session on Web Application Security and the challenges faced
• Unlimited delegates per organisation, therefore a FREE 1-hour training session for all personnel
• An understanding of XSS and the core conditions from which it arises
• An appreciation of the exploitation potential of XSS
• A discussion on in-built browser protections and mitigations for XSS and their limitations
• An insight into the variants of XSS: Reflected, Persistent, and DOM-based
• An understanding of how to avoid XSS
• Speaker is an expert in the field with 10 + years pen testing experience and now heads up AppCheck’s Research & Development programme
• The client can also book a free assessment using our automated penetration testing tool (prior to or following the webinar) against an owned target of their choice
If you would like to sign-up please get in contact with us at info@localhost or alternatively fill out the form below:
No software to download or install.
Contact us or call us 0113 887 8380
AppCheck is a software security vendor based in the UK, offering a leading security scanning platform that automates the discovery of security flaws within organisations websites, applications, network and cloud infrastructure. AppCheck are authorized by te Common Vulnerabilities and Exposures (CVE) Program aas a CVE Numbering Authority (CNA)