API Security on Google Cloud's Apigee API Platform
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Course Summary
This course teaches you how to secure APIs using the Apigee API Platform on Google Cloud Platform. You’ll learn how to implement security policies across your APIs, and how to use OAuth 2.0 for authorization and authentication.Key Learning Points
- Learn how to secure APIs using Apigee API Platform on Google Cloud Platform
- Implement security policies across your APIs
- Use OAuth 2.0 for authorization and authentication
Related Topics for further study
Learning Outcomes
- Implement secure API policies using Apigee API Platform
- Understand OAuth 2.0 and its usage for authorization and authentication
- Gain practical experience in securing APIs
Prerequisites or good to have knowledge before taking this course
- Basic knowledge of APIs
- Experience with programming languages such as Java, Python or Javascript
Course Difficulty Level
IntermediateCourse Format
- Online self-paced course
- Video lectures
- Hands-on exercises
Similar Courses
- API Design and Fundamentals of Google Cloud's Apigee API Platform
- API Development on Google Cloud's Apigee API Platform
- API Security on Microsoft Azure
Related Education Paths
- Google Cloud Platform Fundamentals: Core Infrastructure
- Google Cloud Platform Big Data and Machine Learning Fundamentals
- Google Cloud Platform for AWS Professionals
Notable People in This Field
- VP of Product Strategy at Apigee
- Director of API Management at Google Cloud
- Product Manager at Google Cloud
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Description
In this course, you learn how to secure your APIs. You explore the security concerns you will encounter for your APIs. You learn about OAuth, the primary authorization method for REST APIs. You will learn about JSON Web Tokens (JWTs) and federated security. You also learn about securing against malicious requests, safely sending requests across a public network, and how to secure your data for users of Apigee.
Knowledge
- Describe Apigee terminology and organizational model based on Apigee product capabilities.
- Interact with Apigee API Platform.
- Explore and put into practice API design, development and management concepts.
- Identify capabilities available to secure, scale, and manage APIs and API products.
Outline
- Module 0: Introduction
- Course Series Introduction
- Course Introduction
- Module 1: Authentication, Authorization, and OAuth
- Module Overview
- API Security Concerns
- Identity, Authentication, and Authorization
- OAuth Introduction (1)
- OAuth Introduction (2)
- OAuth Client Credentials Grant
- OAuth Password Grant
- OAuth Authorization Code Grant (1)
- OAuth Authorization Code Grant (2)
- OAuth Authorization Code Grant (3)
- OAuth Wrap-up
- Lab Intro: Using OAuth Client Credentials Grant Type
- JWT, JWS, SAML, and OpenID Connect
- Module Review
- Labs in this course
- REST clients
- Module Quiz - Authentication, Authorization and OAuth
- Module 2: Content, Transport, and Platform Security
- Module Overview
- Protecting Against Content-Based Attacks (1)
- Protecting Against Content-Based Attacks (2)
- Lab Intro: JSON Threat Protection
- Lab Intro: Regex Threat Protection
- Transport Security (1)
- Transport Security (2)
- Apigee Platform Security (1)
- Apigee Platform Security (2)
- Lab Intro: Internal Threat Protection
- Lab Intro: Data Masking
- Module Review
- Course Review
- Reading: Apigee X and Apigee Edge differences
- Module Quiz - Content, Transport, and Platform Security
Summary of User Reviews
This course on API security with Apigee on GCP has received positive reviews from users. The course covers important topics related to API security and provides practical examples. Many users found the course to be informative and useful.Key Aspect Users Liked About This Course
Practical examples provided in the coursePros from User Reviews
- Covers important topics related to API security
- Provides practical examples
- Great for beginners
- Well-structured content
- Excellent instructor
Cons from User Reviews
- Some sections are too basic
- Lacks in-depth coverage of certain topics
- A few technical glitches reported
- Not suitable for advanced learners
- Could benefit from more hands-on exercises