Why Low-Code/No-Code Can Be a Security Advantage
Low-Code/No-Code platforms help businesses innovate quickly. But security is a concern, as non-technical users can create vulnerable applications.
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Security Journey vs. Secure Code Warrior
Choosing the right secure coding training solution for your team can be overwhelming. Security Journey can help. In this article, we compare Security Journey and Secure Code Warrior to help you choose the best option for your organization.
7 ways to put your code on a diet — and improve AppSec in the process
The amount of code running the world today is staggering, and its growing by the day. Most frustrating for teams responsible for AppSec is that a lot of that code is actually not all that useful.
AppSec Redefined: What 20 Years of Failure Has Taught Us
The application security industry faces stagnant defenses against evolving threats. The OWASP Top 10 list of critical web application security risks has remained the same for years, despite persistent patterns in data breach reports.
Is Annual Secure Coding Training Enough? Experts Say No.
Ongoing secure coding training throughout the year ensures consistent and robust security, enhancing the overall security posture of your organization.
Myth: Secure Coding Slows You Down. Truth: It Speeds You Up!
The notion that secure coding training hinders developer productivity is a dangerous misconception. Investing in quality training leads to robust, secure software, which can save substantial time and resources in the long run.
Rewards and Risks of Using AI in Product Security
Security teams are exploring how AI-powered tools can help them address challenges when it comes to secure coding, product security, and even bridging the gap between security and development teams.
7 Steps to Build a Proactive Secure Coding Training Program
This article will walk through the seven steps needed to build a proactive secure coding training program at your organization.
7 Steps to Build a Recovery-Focused Secure Coding Training Program
This article will walk through the seven steps you need to know to build a recovery-focused, secure coding training program at your organization.
Generative AI and the widening software developer knowledge gap
AI tools are already automating large parts of the software engineering role – but are we sleepwalking into a future where no one knows the basics?
Security Journey Releases Secure Coding Training Program Guide to Address Industry Needs and Regulatory Requirements
The Program Guide provides best practices for running effective and measurable continuous security education programs for development teams .
7 Steps to Build a Compliance-Focused Secure Coding Training Program
This article will walk through the seven steps you need to know to build a compliance-focused, secure coding training program at your organization.