Application Security Engineer Skills

Interview Chapters
00:00 Intro
08:38 What is application security + why is it important for a company?
11:37 Skillset required to become Application Security Engineer
24:01 Future of Application Security Engineer Role
27:38 Certifications in App Security
31:43 Soft skills required to become an Application Security Engineer
37:41 Standing out with Personal Branding
42:06 Starting out in Security
47:08 Role of Cloud in Application Security
50:08 The Fun Section

Tanya Janca from We Hack Purple will be sharing nuggets about Application Security Engineer Roles.

#applicationsecurity #applicationsecurityengineer #appsec #cybersecurityjobs

[judeogbonna]

So true, all those bogus and complication requirement and job description can be appalling. I really like her spirit and excitement and the way she communicates things. She will be interesting to work with. Thanks for the video.

[michaelinzo]

I just applied into ASE for Playstation and listening to this podcast!

[SagRising]

Amazing content!! I'm looking in application security as a security student. Love her personality.

[bis]

Tanya is really good at explaining, very passionate.

[RemoteGrowthHub]

This is an amazing content! Thank you. There's one mistake that I must give some attention, she's been saying System Development Ligecycle for SDLC in everywhere of the interview. It's Software Development Lifecycle. Not 'System' . But anyway, still an amazing personality, energy, and open minded experiences from field !

[rasheedandrew]

was literally watching a video from ec council before this. guess I wouldn't be going back there cause tanya said so

[tiagovfs]

This was a really cool episode, thanks for sharing it.

[CFH]

Is DevSecOps a subset of Application Security?

[JohnJohnson-chxq]

How do i get the book, here in Europe?

[denccvv]

Can a network security engineer become an application security engineer only with certifications despite not having experience?

[patrickchan]

why are cyber folks obsessed with publishing books lol... I don't see this phenomenon in other industries.