Web Applications are gradually gaining more and more popularity in recent years. This is because a Web Application runs on a remote server and does not require any additional installation. Although this is very convenient, it makes them more prone to cyber-attacks and security breaches.
To prevent this from happening, we need to increase the security of the Web Applications. This is where a Web Application Penetration Tester comes into action. The job of a Web Application Penetration Tester is to carry out web application vulnerability testing using every means of hacking possible and find out all the possible vulnerabilities and loopholes in them which may be exploited by potential hackers. Also known as pen testing, it is a simulated cyber-attack carried out by the testers to assess exploitable vulnerabilities. In the perspective of web application security, penetration testing is typically performed for boosting a web application firewall or WAF.
Due to these factors, the Certified Web Application Penetration Tester | CWAPT, a certified web application penetration tester course by IEMLabs is getting significant popularity in Kolkata and other cities in India.
Training will be provided by experienced professionals who are presently working in this IT domain and have an overall experience of more than 10 years as web application penetration testers. The student will be enjoying the course thoroughly since IEMLabs comes with hands-on training procedures through projects and practical-oriented classes throughout the entire curriculum of the course.
We at IEMLabs provide both Online (through platforms like “Google Hangout Meet”, “Go to Meeting”, “Zoom”, etc.) and Offline mode classes. The most beneficial feature for a student to get trained by IEMLabs is the “One Year Lab Access”, i.e. every student from the date of admission will have access to our “Online Virtual Lab” for practicing and getting all notes, pre-recorded videos and tools according to their course for one year free of cost.

Module – 1: Introduction to Web Application Security 

Module – 2: Lab Setup 

Module – 3: All about Vulnerability

Module – 4: SQL-Injection

Module – 5: Cross Site Scripting (XSS)

Module – 6: Cross Site Request Forgery (CSRF)

Module – 7: Cross Origin Resource Sharing (CORS)

Module – 8: Types of Injection 

Module – 9: Security Misconfiguration 

Module – 10: Cookies & Session 

Module – 11: Webserver Hacking 

Module – 12: Manual Testing Methodologies  

Module – 13: Automation Testing 

Module – 14: URL Redirection and Forwarding  

Module – 15: Insecure Deserialization

Module – 16: Using Components with Known Vulnerabilities

Module – 17: Insufficient Logging and Monitoring

Module – 18: Broken Authentication

Module – 19: Broken Access control

Module – 20: Data Tampering

Module – 21: Path Traversal

Module – 22: Remote File Inclusion (RFI)

Module – 23: Local File Inclusion (LFI)

Module – 24: Project