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This folder contains a series of training documents on software security in healthcare, available in English, Greek, and Italian. The materials cover topics such as the introduction to software security, application security testing methods, and code inspection practices, addressing vulnerabilities and mitigation strategies relevant to health information systems. AI generated
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Topic 1 - Introduction to Software Security for Health English.pdf
This document provides an introduction to software security in the healthcare sector, addressing key vulnerabilities, major cyberattacks, and mitigation strategies. It covers critical assets such as patient records, medical devices, and hospital information systems, while detailing notable incidents like ransomware and data breaches. Additionally, it discusses specific operating system vulnerabilities relevant to healthcare, as outlined on pages 3 and 4. AI generated⬇ Download file (510.1 KB)
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Topic 1 - Introduction to Software Security for Health Greek.pdf
This document is an introduction to software security specifically tailored for the healthcare sector, presented in Greek. It discusses critical aspects such as protecting personal health information (PHI), common cybersecurity threats like ransomware and DoS attacks, and vulnerabilities in operating systems, detailing specific examples on pages 3 and 4. The content aims to educate on maintaining cybersecurity within health information systems. AI generated⬇ Download file (1.9 MB)
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Topic 1 - Introduction to Software Security for Health Italian.pdf
This document is a training presentation titled "Introduction to Software Security for Healthcare" in Italian. It covers critical aspects of software security in healthcare, including vulnerabilities, cyberattacks, and mitigation strategies. Key topics include the importance of security in electronic health records, medical devices, and hospital information systems, as well as notable cyber threats like ransomware and data breaches, detailed on pages 1 to 4. AI generated⬇ Download file (878.7 KB)
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Topic 2 - Static and Dynamic Application Security Testing English.pdf
This document provides an overview of Static Application Security Testing (SAST) and Dynamic Application Security Testing (DAST), focusing on their importance in identifying vulnerabilities in software development, especially in healthcare applications. It details tools for both testing methods and outlines practices such as GitHub Code Scanning for integrating security into development workflows. Additional sections discuss Common Weakness Enumeration (CWE) and how vulnerabilities are categoriz… AI generated⬇ Download file (618.3 KB)
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Topic 2 - Static and Dynamic Application Security Testing Greek.pdf
This document is a training resource on Static and Dynamic Application Security Testing (SAST and DAST), specifically in Greek. It covers various aspects such as GitHub code scanning, OWASP ZAP setup, and best practices for identifying vulnerabilities in applications. The document includes practical steps, benefits, and descriptions of tools, supported by visual aids throughout its 15 pages, providing a comprehensive guide for cybersecurity education. AI generated⬇ Download file (3.6 MB)
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Topic 2 - Static and Dynamic Application Security Testing Italian.pdf
This document, presented in Italian, discusses Static and Dynamic Application Security Testing (SAST and DAST) within the context of secure healthcare software development. It covers tools like GitHub Code Scanning, OWASP ZAP, and Burp Suite, detailing their procedures and benefits for identifying vulnerabilities in code. The document includes workflows on how to integrate security testing in software development, emphasizing collaboration among developers to address security issues efficiently. AI generated⬇ Download file (1.1 MB)
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Topic 3 - Software Security for Health - Code Inspection English.pdf
This document is a presentation on software security in healthcare, focusing on code inspections. It identifies specific vulnerabilities in healthcare software, including issues related to string escaping and unsafe HTML construction, as well as cross-site scripting (XSS) attacks. Recommendations for mitigating these risks are provided, along with references to recognized weaknesses and best practices in software security. The content is presented by Stylianos Karagiannis from PDMFC, Portugal. AI generated⬇ Download file (510.4 KB)
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Topic 3 - Software Security for Health - Code Inspection Greek.pdf
This document, titled "Software Security for Health - Code Inspection" in Greek, spans 5 pages and discusses various security vulnerabilities in health software systems. It highlights issues such as string escaping, unsafe HTML construction, and cross-site scripting attacks, providing specific code examples and recommendations for mitigation on pages 2 through 4. The presentation concludes with a thank you note from the presenter on page 5. AI generated⬇ Download file (1.2 MB)
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Topic 3 - Software Security for Health - Code Inspection Italian.pdf
This document is a presentation focused on secure software development for healthcare, specifically addressing code inspection issues identified in various JavaScript libraries. It highlights vulnerabilities such as incomplete string escaping and unsafe HTML construction that can lead to cross-site scripting (XSS) attacks. The content includes recommendations for improving code security alongside examples and references to secure coding standards. The presentation is by Stylianos Karagiannis fro… AI generated⬇ Download file (902.3 KB)
Project information
Acronym
CyberSecPro
Title
Collaborative, Multi-modal and Agile Professional Cybersecurity Training Program for A Skilled Workforce In the European Digital Single Market and Industries
Description
CyberSecPro promotes a conceptual disruptive approach with regards to existing approaches to training solutions. The project contributes to the broader need for cybersecurity marketing skills and technical/practical capabilities.
CyberSecPro aims to upskill and develop a workforce capable of overcoming the increasing security challenges that will burden innovation and excellence. This overarching goal can be achieved with the methodology adopted in the CyberSecPro project.
Further, the project utilises the processes developed within many EU Cybersecurity pilot projects and adppts relevant EU innovation and development work:
CyberSecPro will drive the HEIs to further enhance their cooperation with the private sector, in order to become the main suppliers of the necessary market-oriented cybersecurity skills and working-life practices required in the digital transformation, via providing hands-on trainings.
Project Duration
Dec 2022 to Feb 2026
Project EQF levels
EQF Level 7 EQF Level 6 EQF Level 5
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N/A
Project copyright license
CC BY-NC-SA: Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike 4.0 International (CC BY-NC-SA 4.0)
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747 files | 8.38 GB
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05/2026
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