This course will prepare you for the CSSLP® exam. It examines the first domain in the field of Secure Software - understanding the core security concepts that must be designed and built into all software regardless of language or implementation.
Claims-based identity provides a consistent way for applications to handle identity whether they’re accessed locally, via the Internet, across company boundaries, or in other ways.
In this course, you'll learn how to look at IAM in the proper perspective, as well as the security issues that you should be aware of in your own organization.
This course walks through the design, planning, and implementation steps necessary to upgrade a vSphere environment.
This course covers domain 05 of the CompTIA Security+ SY0-401 certification exam. This course deals with controlling user access and identity management tools and techniques.
This course will provide best practices that you need to know for extending on-premises assets to the cloud in a manner that allows for authentication, authorization, encryption, and a secured mobile experience.
A properly configured search infrastructure makes SharePoint a valuable asset in your organization. This course will teach you to set up SharePoint search from scratch.
When you're building an Angular or ASP.NET MVC-based application, sooner or later you'll want to secure it - preferably sooner rather than later. In this course, you'll learn how OAuth2 and OpenID Connect, today's widely-used standards, can help you with that.
Explains Federated SSO and the "Claims Aware" programming model in ASP.NET: the Zen, architecture, implementation, setup, customization and protocols.
This is the second of eight courses that cover the Systems Security Certified Practitioner (SSCP) April 2015 Objectives. This course explores how to implement authentication mechanisms, operate internetwork trust architectures, participate in the identity-management lifecycle, and implement access controls.
