Learn all OWASP risks + 2025 updates! No coding needed. Conceptual explanations + free scan tools
InstructorSoerin Bipat
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Covers essential security principles including Defense in Depth, STRIDE, and Software Bill of Materials (SBOM).
Provides accessible explanations of security threats and their impacts using practical examples.
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This slide outlines the target audience for the course, including project managers and developers, and highlights key takeaways such as understanding common web application attacks.
An instructor stands beside a whiteboard displaying a sketch of the OWASP dragon logo and the title OWASP TOP 10, introducing web application security concepts.
This slide displays the official OWASP logo and full name, accompanied by a prominent banner confirming that the course content is continuously updated.
The chapter order places recent updates at the beginning, which can cause confusion before core basics are established. Additionally, frequent quizzes after every video segment may disrupt learning momentum. Note that these signals predate the displayed update; while the update label may have addressed structural issues, it does not prove a correction.
Some signals suggest that quizzes may be too technical or poorly aligned with the conceptual nature of the video lessons. Note that these signals predate the displayed update; while the update label may have addressed assessment alignment, it does not prove a correction.
The curriculum relies on a mix of recent updates and older recordings, leading to variations in audio volume and visual polish. Note that these signals predate the displayed update; while the update label may have addressed production consistency, it does not prove a correction.
The course targets non-coders, yet signals from before the displayed update suggest assessments may require technical knowledge that conflicts with this goal; the update label does not prove a correction.