"id":"audit-2026-03-01-homepage", "title":"Homepage automated axe scan", "artifact_type":"audit", "source_path":"audits/2026-03-01/homepage-axe.json", "created_at":"2026-03-01T06:12:00Z", "tool":"axe-core 4.6.3", "wcag_criteria":["1.1.1","2.4.4"], "section508_clause":["1194.22"], "status":"open", "evidence_links":["audits/2026-03-01/homepage-screenshot.png"], "privacy_flag":"internal"
: While it's tempting to index every single term, this can be counterproductive. An index that is too verbose will be cluttered and slow to search. Focus on key concepts, tools, commands, and artifacts. Follow the 80/20 rule (Pareto Principle): aim to index the 20% of the material that will help you answer 80% of the questions.
: Templates often include essential columns for Book Number and Page Number , which are the most critical data points for quickly locating information during the exam. sans 508 index github
Download the CSV or export the Markdown table to Google Sheets or Microsoft Excel. Use filters and freeze the header row.
Contains pre-compiled, high-quality PDF indexes for various SANS courses, including a specific index-508.pdf . Follow the 80/20 rule (Pareto Principle): aim to
The SANS 508 index is a list of the top vulnerabilities in web applications, as identified by the SANS Institute, a leading organization in cybersecurity education and research. The index is based on data from various sources, including the SANS Internet Storm Center, which monitors and analyzes internet traffic and security incidents. The SANS 508 index provides a prioritized list of vulnerabilities, along with recommendations for mitigation and remediation.
SANS508-Index/ ├── README.md ├── index.md # Main searchable index ├── index.csv # For Excel/table viewing ├── tools/ # Tool-specific cheat sheets ├── artifacts/ # Artifact location and parsing notes ├── timelines/ # Timeline creation & filtering commands └── images/ # Screenshots of key evidence Use filters and freeze the header row
A brief, 1-sentence summary of what the artifact proves (e.g., "Proves file execution, contains file size and first execution time").