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AWS Security: Why you should use IAM roles for access control

Dima Kotik
by:
Dima Kotik
July 6, 2021
AWS, Application Security, Green Belt, Performance, Security Mindset, Belt Program

Supply chain insecurity: Keep your eyes on the road with Ruby on Rails

Michael Burch
by:
Michael Burch
May 21, 2021
Ruby on Rails, Application Security, Green Belt, Security Mindset, Belt Program, Software Supply Chain, SDL/SDLC

Application Security and the Zen of Python

Dima Kotik
by:
Dima Kotik
May 10, 2021
Python, Application Security, Native Code, Performance, Engaging Developers, Leadership, Security Mindset

Why Vulnerability List Methodologies Matter (And why we trust CWE & OWASP)

Hannah Boothe
by:
Hannah Boothe
April 13, 2021
OWASP, Application Security, Yellow Belt, Belt Program, Security Mindset, SDL/SDLC

A developer's guide to attacker motivation in the supply chain

Chris Romeo
by:
Chris Romeo
September 8, 2021
Application Security, OWASP, Javascript, Node.js, Python, Ruby on Rails,
A developer's guide to attacker motivation in the supply chain

Why cybersecurity pros need to learn how to code

Chris Romeo
by:
Chris Romeo
August 5, 2021
Application Security, Testing, Tech Beacon Articles,
Why cybersecurity pros need to learn how to code

When shifting security left falls off a cliff

Michael Burch
by:
Michael Burch
July 13, 2021
Engaging Developers, Testing, SWSTL, SDL/SDLC, Threat Modeling,
When shifting security left falls off a cliff

TypeScript Doesn't Suck; You Just Don't Care About Security

Hannah Boothe
by:
Hannah Boothe
July 8, 2021
TypeScript, Javascript, API, Engaging Developers,
TypeScript Doesn't Suck; You Just Don't Care About Security

How Performance Became the Nemesis of the Secure Python Code

Dima Kotik
by:
Dima Kotik
May 3, 2021
Python, Application Security, AppSec, Green Belt, Performance, Security Mindset, Belt Program
How Performance Became the Nemesis of the Secure Python Code

Be afraid of the Ruby on Rails Supply Chain

Michael Burch
by:
Michael Burch
March 9, 2021
Performance, Ruby on Rails, Green Belt, Application Security, Software Supply Chain, SDL/SDLC
Be afraid of the Ruby on Rails Supply Chain

Threat modeling: better caught than taught

Chris Romeo
by:
Chris Romeo
October 30, 2020
Application Security, Threat Modeling, Building Culture
Threat modeling: better caught than taught
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