OWASP TRAINING
OWASP training: learn the standards the whole application security industry is built on
Training on OWASP methodologies and standards led by practitioners who use them every day on tests. Top 10, ASVS and WSTG not as a list but as a working tool for application security.
WHY IT MATTERS
OWASP is not a checklist to tick, it is a shared language of security
OWASP standards are the reference point for the whole industry today: from the Top 10 with the most common risks, through ASVS with security requirements, to WSTG describing how to verify those requirements. The trouble is that many teams know them by name only.
We show how to really use these standards in everyday work: how to read the Top 10 with an understanding of risk, how to apply ASVS as a list of requirements and how to run tests to WSTG. That turns OWASP from a buzzword into a concrete tool.
COURSE PROGRAM
Top 10, ASVS and WSTG in practice
We set the emphasis to the participants role: development, testing or mixed.
OUR APPROACH
Standards from the perspective of the people who use them
We teach OWASP from practice, not from documentation. Our pentesters use ASVS and WSTG on real projects, so we show how these standards work in the field, not just what they say.
We illustrate every category with a real vulnerability and its impact. So participants understand not only the name of a risk but why it is on the list and how to prevent it.
CONTEXT
OWASP as a recognized reference standard
OWASP standards are widely adopted as a reference point in requirements and contracts.
STANDARDS & CERTIFICATIONS
We work to recognized methodologies, not gut feeling
Every project is run by certified pentesters and based on public standards. That makes the result repeatable, auditable and comparable across vendors.
We share the full list of certifications and standards on request, together with a sample test scope.
HOW WE RUN IT
From standard to everyday practice
EVIDENCE
Numbers behind every promise
Every test is run by certified pentesters, and we document the result with reproduction steps, evidence and a verified remediation path. Proof, not a promise.
KNOWLEDGE
OWASP Top 10 training in practice
What OWASP Top 10 training is
The OWASP Top 10 is a widely recognized list of the most common and most dangerous risks in web applications. The training explains each of these categories in a practical way, showing what an attack really looks like and how to defend against it.
It is a good starting point for teams that want to organize their security knowledge around a common, industry standard. Instead of random tips, participants get a coherent picture of the most important threats.
What the training covers
We go through the categories of the list, including access control flaws, injection and misconfiguration, discussing each on a real example. We show how a vulnerability arises, how to detect it and how to fix it.
For each category we combine the attacker and defender perspectives, so participants understand not only the effect but the mechanism. We tailor the content to whether the group is developers, testers or security people.
Why OWASP is the team common language
When developers, testers and the security team talk about risks in the same language, it is easier for them to communicate and set priorities. The OWASP Top 10 gives that common point of reference.
It is also a standard that customer requirements and regulations refer to. Knowing the list eases the conversation not only inside the team but also with partners and auditors.
What you get and when it makes sense
You get training tailored to the role of the participants, materials and examples that help cement the knowledge after the workshop. We focus on the categories most relevant to your applications.
The training makes sense as a foundation before more advanced topics, such as secure coding or pentest workshops. It is a common base on which further skills are easier to build.
FAQ
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“The project was delivered professionally and on time, with a strong grasp of both technology and business. We were impressed by their cybersecurity expertise and partnership approach.”
