• Title Web Application Security for Dummies - Qualys Limited Edition
• Author(s) Mike Shema
• Publisher: John Wiley & Sons, Ltd (2011); eBook (Compliments of Qualys)
• Permission: Free eBook is Complimented by Qualys
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• Language: English
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Book Description

Web application security may seem like a complex, daunting task. This book is a quick guide to understanding how to make your website secure. It surveys the best steps for establishing a regular program to quickly find vulnerabilities in your site with a web application scanner.

This book simply explains all about web application security. After reading this book you'll know how to use a web application security scanner to quickly find vulnerabilities and remediate them for stronger security. You will learn:

• Why web security matters
• How to establish a web app security program
• The benefits of automated scanning
• How automation can ease finding and fixing web app vulnerabilities

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