Software is at the center of nearly every firm, business, and interaction in today\'s hyper connected digital economy. Software programs become more attractive targets for cyber attacks as they become more sophisticated and critical to operations. Consequently, software security testing is now a strategic imperative rather than merely a technical one. Acquiring software security testing certification involves learning the methods of discovering, halting, and remedying flaws before attackers can exploit them, safeguarding users and organizations in the process. Software security testing is the examination of applications for weaknesses that can enable system compromise, data theft, or unauthorized access. It is concerned with how the software behaves in hostile environments, rather than functional testing. From static code analysis and dynamic testing to penetration testing and threat modeling, you will be well-equipped to perform a wide variety of tests on web, mobile, API, and cloud applications as an expert. Skill in this space requires proficiency in automated and manual methods. Automation yields efficiency and coverage but manual testing reveals logical errors and business logic flaws that get detected by tools. In this course, you will be taught how to include security in the software development life cycle (SDLC) and enable secure DevOps practices to ensure that security is ingrained from the design. Implementation, creation, and execution of test strategies including both functional and security testing methods are the primary tasks of an Advanced software security tester. They include vulnerability scanning, penetration testing, static and dynamic analysis, and security-oriented code reviews. Early and ongoing integration of security with the QA process helps in building a stronger and secure product, which aligns with the goals of an advanced software security tester.