Security Journey Announces New AI/LLM and API Learning Paths to Teach Development Teams How to Build Software Securely
New training efficiently addresses the industry’s identified risks in API and AI LLM software.
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What You Need to Know About Security Journey’s Recommended Learning Paths
The increasing number of cyber-attacks has made it imperative for organizations to ensure that their software is secure. The first step towards securing software is to provide good training.
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A New Way to Train on OWASP Top 10: The Diligent Developer Chronicles
The Diligent Developer Security Awareness and Education Program is designed to raise awareness about application security and build skills across your development team to empower them to build secure software.
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Adam Bruehl Of Security Journey On Why the US Government is Getting Serious About Medical Device Cybersecurity
In an era where technology is revolutionizing healthcare, medical devices — from pacemakers to insulin pumps to hospital imaging machines — are becoming increasingly interconnected. While these advancements offer unprecedented benefits, they also expose healthcare systems and patients to new cybersecurity risks.
Security Journey Launches Role-based Learning Paths to Enhance Application Security Training for Development Teams
Purpose-built role and compliance-based paths help enterprises build more secure software and reduce risk
Fortifying the Castle: A Quest to Secure the SDLC
Every business is a software business today. But as the pressure to churn out new applications and features grows, so do the chances of developers making mistakes.
Security Journey launches “The Diligent Developer” Limited Time Free Security Education Program
The Diligent Developer program provides product access and resources on OWASP Top 10 in support of National Coding Week.
Security Journey Attains SOC 2 Type II Compliance Setting Industry Benchmark
Security Journey, a leading secure coding training provider, announces its achievement of SOC 2 Type II compliance, marking a significant milestone for the company and the secure coding training industry.
Google, Microsoft Take Refuge in Rust Language's Better Security
More tech giants are turning to the Rust programming language for its built-in memory safety and other security features.
Combatting the OpenSSH Vulnerability
The recent security flaw in OpenSSH sheds light on the persistent potential for vulnerabilities in even widely-used and reviewed software.
The AppSec Dilemma: Investing in Education Amidst Mass Tech Layoffs
This article was originally published on Solutions Review. From mass redundancies at Big Tech firms like Google, Meta, and Microsoft, to reducing teams in SMEs and small fintech startups, layoffs are impacting thousands of tech and cybersecurity workers.
White House Cybersecurity Strategy Implementation Plan Released: 65 Mandatory Initiatives, Increased Public-Private Partnerships
This article was originally published on CPO Magazine. The much-anticipated implementation plan for the Biden administration’s National Cybersecurity Strategy was released late last week and a flurry of work in updating and improvement is now expected, particularly at federal civilian agencies that maintain legacy systems.
How Developers Can Work With Generative AI Securely
This article was originally written by John Campbell and published on DZone. Four tips to help the SDLC strike a balance between the improved productivity that generative AI brings and the risks it poses to code security.
Security From the Start Is a Great Aspiration – But How Do We Achieve It?
This article was written by Amy Baker, Security Education Evangelist at Security Journey, for Enterprise Security Tech. In today's digital landscape, the importance of application security cannot be overstated.