Date: Dec 9th, 2021
Time: 11am or 3pm
This webinar hopes to build up an understanding of authentication vulnerabilities, working from the most basic to more intricate scenarios, sparing no detail whilst remaining accessible to non-technical audiences. Straight from the stage of Digital Transformation Expo, this webinar has received some excellent feedback and is not one to be missed.
“Nick is an excellent public speaker who I have seen at the event multiple years and always learned a huge amount!” – IT Manager, Bio Pure Technology
Authentication is the gatekeeper to sensitive data in your application, and as such is of prime interest to hackers. On the surface it may appear to be functioning correctly, letting only the right people in, but in reality, there are many common – and then some more nuanced – vulnerabilities which can let an attacker walk right in.
• Brute-forcing credentials
• Session token weaknesses
• Privilege escalation
• Flawed password reset functionality
• Single-sign on and third party auth integration issues
• Unlimited delegates per organisation, therefore a FREE 1-hour training session for all personnel
• An appreciation of the exploitation potential of Authentication
• An understanding of how to avoid these vulnerabilities
• Speaker is an expert in the field with 10 + years pen testing experience and now heads up AppCheck’s Research & Development program
• 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
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11am – https://bit.ly/3l0Pau5
3pm – https://bit.ly/30IIUQN
No software to download or install.
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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 authorised by the Common Vulnerabilities and Exposures (CVE) Program as a CVE Numbering Authority (CNA)
