Application Security Engineer

Secure Code Review Practices

Vì sao: Lets you review a risky change line by line, spot an authorization gap that tools miss, and leave guidance the author applies to the next change too.

STRIDE / PASTA Frameworks

Vì sao: Lets you lead threat modeling for a whole platform or a cross-team redesign and rank threats by business risk, so limited fixing capacity goes to the ones that matter.

Attack Surface Analysis

Vì sao: Lets you track how the surface grows across many services and teams, and push for retiring exposed interfaces before an acquisition or new integration widens it.

API Security (Rate Limiting, AuthZ)

Vì sao: Lets you define authorization and rate-limiting standards at the gateway level so every new API inherits them, rather than reviewing each endpoint after the fact.

Container Application Security

Vì sao: Lets you set the cluster-wide baseline, such as admission policies and runtime detection, so an insecure image cannot reach production regardless of which team built it.

Penetration Testing Basics

Vì sao: Lets you scope and direct a penetration test around the highest-risk release, judge the quality of an external tester's report, and turn it into a prioritized fix plan.

Fuzzing & Edge Case Testing

Vì sao: Lets you set up continuous fuzzing on a parser or protocol handler and find crashes and edge cases that scripted tests and scanners never reach.

Security Champions Program

Vì sao: Lets you scale security beyond your own headcount by training one advocate per team, so questions get answered inside the squad instead of queuing at the security team.

Vulnerability Disclosure Program

Vì sao: Lets you run a disclosure or bug bounty program: triage an outside researcher's report, agree a fix timeline, and coordinate the public disclosure without legal surprises.