Master Authorization Systems That Actually Work
Stop wrestling with authentication bugs and security holes. Our hands-on program teaches you to build rock-solid login systems that protect user data and pass security audits.
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Real Authorization Challenges Need Real Solutions
Most developers learn auth from outdated tutorials that skip the hard parts. We focus on what breaks in production — session management failures, token vulnerabilities, and database security gaps that cause real problems.
- Session hijacking prevention and secure token management
- Multi-factor authentication implementation strategies
- Database security patterns for user credential storage
- OAuth integration without common security pitfalls
Learn From Security Incidents, Not Just Success Stories
We've seen what happens when auth systems fail. Data breaches, compromised accounts, and angry users who lost trust in a product. That's why our curriculum starts with real security incidents and works backward to prevention.
You'll work through case studies of actual breaches, understand how attackers think, and build defenses that hold up under pressure. No theoretical fluff — just practical skills that protect real applications.
Next cohort begins September 2025. Applications open March 2025.
What You'll Actually Build
Progressive Projects
Start with basic login forms and progress to enterprise-level systems. Each project builds on the last, so you understand why each security layer matters.
Secure login systems with proper password handling
Token-based auth and session management
Multi-factor auth and OAuth integration
Enterprise security auditing and compliance
Learn From Sasha Chen
Our lead instructor spent five years fixing auth systems at fintech companies. She's seen every way these systems can break and knows how to prevent it. Sasha teaches the security patterns that actually work in high-stakes environments.
Her approach focuses on building systems that survive security audits and protect user data under real attack scenarios. No academic theory — just battle-tested techniques from production environments.