What Is an Example of Secure Code?
Most developers understand security in theory, but putting that theory into code is where things break down. Real security happens not in policy documents but in the small decisions made while...
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EU AI Act AI Literacy Requirements: What Organizations Need to Know
Artificial intelligence has quickly moved from an emerging technology to an everyday business tool. Employees across...
5 Types of Data You Should NEVER Share with AI
Large language models (LLMs) like ChatGPT are powerful tools, but it's crucial to remember that data privacy is paramount.
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Is Python More Secure Than C++? Full Security Comparison
The debate between Python and C++ security isn't about picking a winner. It's about understanding how language design influences the vulnerabilities your team will face. Both languages power critical...
5 Key Principles in Secure Coding Every Developer Should Know
In today’s world of ever-evolving cyber threats, secure coding is the day-to-day discipline that prevents small mistakes from becoming production incidents. Modern teams ship software quickly, but...
Leading with the Carrot: Building Security Culture, Not Just Compliance
Reflections on my Security Champions Podcast episode featuring Mark McMillan
What Is the Most Critical Step in Secure Coding?
The most critical step in secure coding is establishing comprehensive, hands-on Secure Code Training for developers from the beginning of the software development lifecycle. While automated tools,...
9 Best Practices for Secure Coding in 2026
Most modern software teams work under constant pressure to deliver features quickly while still maintaining security, compliance, and high code quality. Best practices for secure coding help bridge...
What Is the Most Secure Coding Language? Top Options in 2026
With the average cost of a data breach reaching $4.45 million, organizations are hunting for ways to build more secure applications. Even if it means from the ground up.
What Is A Secure Developer Certification?
Cybersecurity concerns keep increasing exponentially. This situation, along with the pressure placed on developers to deliver quickly has widened the chasm between security intent and actual...
AI Regulations Are Coming, and They’ll Require Secure Code
Artificial intelligence has evolved faster than anyone could regulate it. But that’s changing quickly. Around the world, governments are moving to define how AI must be designed, deployed, and...
Behind the Scenes of the First Security Champions Summit
From the latest Security Champions Podcast
When Mike Burch first started the Security Champions Podcast, he had one simple goal: build a space where people could talk openly about secure coding,...
No-Code/Low-Code, and Security: What’s the Developer’s Role?
No-code and low-code (LCNC) platforms are transforming how organizations build applications. Business units can launch tools in days instead of months, and developers can accelerate delivery by...
Proving the Power of Prevention
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Quantifying Productivity Gained Through Reduced Software Rework
Every engineering team knows the pain of rework. You spend weeks designing and...