Secure Coding Best Practices - Threat Hunting

This course focuses on Secure Coding Best Practices through Threat Hunting in Modern C++. The learning outcomes include understanding Intrusion Kill Chains, conducting Threat Modeling exercises using the STRIDE approach, and learning to defend against various attacks like Spoofing, Tampering, Repudiation, Information leaks, Denial of service, and privilege Escalation. The course aims to help participants expose attack surfaces, uncover architectural flaws, identify attack vectors, balance risks and usability, and document mitigation strategies. The teaching method involves a hands-on Threat Modeling exercise against a Modern C++ system, with a focus on practical examples and real-world scenarios. This course is intended for software engineers, systems architects, and developers working with C++, especially those interested in enhancing their knowledge of secure coding practices and threat mitigation strategies.