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Learning Swing: Measuring knowledge gain in secure coding training programs
A measurable increase in a learner’s knowledge after completing training is an essential component to any successful education program. Measurable knowledge gain is one way to prove your program’s effectiveness and value.
Beyond Security Awareness: Safer Apps through Education
The past decade has seen security awareness go from a new concept to a security strategy embedded in most organizations. Several regulations recommend security training but do so in very broad terms.
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How to Run an Effective Application Security Program Remotely
The good news is that running an effective application security program remotely is no different than running it in the office. However, the reality is that most companies are not at the point of...
HackEDU Launches Coding Challenges And Secure Coding Assessments
HackEDU has launched Coding Challenges and Secure Coding Assessments for subscribers that are available now!
How to prevent SQL Injection vulnerabilities: How Prepared Statements Work
Introduction
SQL Injection is a software vulnerability that occurs when user-supplied data is used as part of a SQL query. Due to improper validation of data, an attacker can submit a valid SQL...
How To Create a Successful Secure Coding Training Plan
Developing a secure coding training plan for developers and Quality Assurance engineers can be a challenge. How can you develop a plan that reduces vulnerabilities, doesn’t take time away from...
Common Federated Identity Protocols: OpenID Connect vs OAuth vs SAML 2
Introduction
When it comes to federated identity there are three major protocols used by companies: OAuth 2, OpenID Connect, and SAML. In this article we will examine their security weaknesses and...