The Open Web Application Security

The Open Web Application Security Project came into existence December 1st 2001, and is still used for the development of Web applications. 

• Go to the Open Web Application Security Project (OWASP) Website, located at https://www.owasp.org/index.php/Main_Page, and find their “Top 10.” Review the OWASP top 10 Web Application Security Risks for 2017. What are the most significant changes since 2013? Choose one of the items and look at it closely. For example, number 10 is “Insufficient Logging and Monitoring”; what is recommended to prevent this risk? What does that mean to you based on your experience in this class so far? Knowing the importance of identifying threats, how should developers be responsible for log files and monitoring. Justify your answers. Share your findings with your classmates and provide links to any useful resources you find.
• After reading a few classmate postings, reply to the ones where you learned something new, or have something to add. Get in early to post your initial feedback and keep the discussion going.