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Size: 7.07 GB
Azure Application Security: Beginner’s Edition
₹1,000.00
Master application security in Azure. Learn how Azure apps are attacked, and how to secure them with appropriate security controls. Practice attacker techniques in a lab environment simulating a real-world enterprise.
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