EC-Council Certified Application Security Engineer (CASE).NET
Software developers that are in charge of planning, constructing, and implementing secure.NET-based Web applications should pursue the CASE.Net certification. Earning this credential proves your ability to build secure applications that are robust while also going beyond the fundamentals of secure coding.
Application Security, Threats, and Attacks
Common vulnerabilities
Threat modeling and risk assessment
Security Requirements Gathering
Identifying and documenting security needs in SDLC
Secure Application Design and Architecture
Secure design principles (least privilege, defense in depth, secure defaults)
Secure patterns and frameworks
Secure Coding Practices: Input Validation
Input sanitization and validation
Injection prevention
Boundary checks
Secure Coding Practices: Authentication & Authorization
Identity management mechanisms
Role-based access control
Enforcing least privilege
Secure Coding Practices: Cryptography
Encryption and hashing
Key management
Best practices in cryptographic use
Secure Coding Practices: Session Management
Secure session handling
Cookie security
Token integrity and session timeout
Secure Coding Practices: Error Handling
Sanitized error messages
Preventing information leakage
Fail-safe defaults
Static and Dynamic Application Security Testing (SAST & DAST)
Secure code review
Testing tools and methodologies
Secure Deployment and Maintenance
Secure configuration and patch management
Logging and monitoring
Runtime defense practices
The EC-Council Certified Application Security Engineer (CASE).NET certification is designed for:
- Application Security Engineers
- Analysts
- Testers
- Anyone with exposure to any phase of the software development lifecycle (SDLC)
- Attend EC-Council Certified Application Security Engineer (CASE).NET
- Pass the following exams:
- CASE.NET (312-95)
Understand Requirements: CASE .NET is part of EC-Council’s Continuing Education (ECE) program. You must maintain your certification by meeting both credit and fee obligations.
Earn Continuing Education Credits: Accumulate credits within your 3-year certification cycle. Credits can come from:
Completing related or advanced training courses
Attending EC-Council education programs
Participating in security conferences, webinars, and workshops
Publishing research or articles on application security
Delivering professional training or talks in the field
Submit Renewal Application: Log activities and submit proof of credits through the EC-Council portal before your cycle ends.
Pay Renewal Fees: Pay the annual Continuing Education fee of 80 USD. Payment is required each year of the cycle.
Maintain Active Status: Both credits and fees must be satisfied. Failure to comply can suspend or expire your certification status.