JavaScript Closures
Anyone who has worked in JavaScript for any amount of time will likely come across concepts that require a deeper level of study in…
AWS CodePipeline for Static Websites
AWS offers an immense array of features for deploying and managing complex sites. There are however a lot of use cases where you want…
JavaScript Arrays – Properties and Methods
We are going to cover some of the most commonly used properties and methods in JavaScript, for working with arrays. There are a lot…
JavaScript Arrays – Fundamentals
Earlier we looked at datatypes and variables. Arrays take the concept of a variable or binding one step further and allow us to form…
JavaScript Scope
Scope determines what variables or bindings are available to JavaScript within its current context. For example, if a variable is defined outside of any…
JavaScript Call Stack
In earlier lessons, we wrote code without using any functions. Now that you have been introduced to the various ways we can organize our…
JavaScript Functions
Functions are repeatable blocks of code. They are fundamental to most programming languages and allow you to build applications with reusable code that can…
Three Must Have Security Policies In 2018
The nature of the Internet and worldwide connectivity has changed the traditional centuries old paradigm regarding proximity. We now see threats from all parts…
Vulnerability Assessments
Vulnerability assessments can be a very effective way of gathering information on an organizations internal security posture. The purpose is to accumulate data on…
What are Advanced Persistent Threats?
Advanced Persistent Threats (APTs) are security threats that use advanced techniques to hide their attack from their target. They are commonly used to target…
Helpful Resources for Understanding Web Application Security
As a developer, knowledge of web application security vulnerabilities is essential in order to build software that is both resilient to attacks and protected…
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