Security Training for Developers and Other Tech Experts

Security risks often arise from common programming errors that make applications vulnerable.  

According to NIST, more than 50% of exploited vulnerabilities are caused by software bugs that could have been prevented by secure programming practices. Without security-focused development, even well-designed applications can become easy targets.

• Identifying and mitigating risks from the OWASP Top 10 and CWE/SANS 25 vulnerabilities.
• Prevention of SQL injection, cross-site scripting (XSS), CSRF and RCE exploits.
• Implementation of secure authentication, authorization and session management.
• Strengthening data protection through encryption and secure storage techniques.
• Improving software security throughout the SDLC.

By empowering your developers with secure coding know-how, you’ll finally break the endless patch-and-fix cycle.

A structured approach to developing secure applications and identifying risks before they become liabilities.

Software security starts at the architecture level, where the right decisions can eliminate vulnerabilities before a single line of code is written. Yet 77% of organizations admit that security issues could have been avoided if they had been addressed in the design phase (IBM).

Our cyber security training for developers guides teams through threat modeling and secure design principles to ensure applications are built for long-term security.

• Application of threat modeling frameworks such as STRIDE and DREAD.
• Design of architectures based on zero trust principles.
• Evaluation of security patterns and trade-offs in architecture decisions.
• Performing risk assessments to prioritize security in product design.
• Integrating security into cloud-native and microservices architectures.

You’ll pinpoint risks before they evolve into costly headaches.

Security is often treated as a last-minute control, but modern development cycles require continuous security integration. The challenge? Gartner research indicates that 90% of cloud security breaches are due to misconfiguration and human error, not advanced attacks. Without proactive security in CI/CD workflows, teams are forced to be reactive and patch problems rather than prevent them.

This training empowers teams to automate security controls across infrastructure, code and cloud environments — without slowing down innovation. Make security an accelerator, not a bottleneck.

• Implementing security controls that are automated in CI/CD pipelines.
• Protecting containers and Kubernetes environments from threats.
• Preventing misconfigurations by hardening infrastructure-as-code (IaC).
• Advising on best practices for identity and access management (IAM).
• Guarding multi-cloud environments (AWS, Azure, GCP) against emerging threats.

By integrating security at every stage of your DevOps pipeline, you’ll finally release software at top speed.

Manual and automated security audits play a crucial role in identifying hidden vulnerabilities before attackers do. Yet 67% of organizations are affected by security incidents due to vulnerabilities missed during code reviews, Veracode warns. Without a structured review process, even the best developers can unintentionally deliver insecure code.

Our application security training for developers helps teams implement robust code review procedures and utilize advanced static analysis tools for secure software development.

• Performing manual security code reviews using industry best practices.
• Utilizing static application security testing (SAST) and dynamic application security testing (DAST).
• Identifying and rectifying security issues in open source library dependencies.
• Implementing secure coding guidelines that are tailored to specific tech stacks.
• Increase security by automating linting and static analysis.

By mastering secure code review techniques with us, you’ll prevent costly vulnerabilities from slipping through the cracks.

Cyberattacks can strike at any moment, and without a well-prepared team, response time can mean the difference between a minor disruption and a full-scale breach. Companies that have a well-tested contingency plan can reduce the cost of a data breach by 58%, according to IBM. Yet too many teams are caught unprepared and try to contain the damage when it’s already too late.

Our training equips teams with offensive and defensive security strategies and helps them master incident response, ethical hacking and penetration testing to stay one step ahead of evolving threats.

• Conducting penetration tests to simulate real-world attacks.
• Developing response plans for security breaches.
• Use of forensic analysis techniques to investigate threats.

Master the reaction to real incidents and leave the “what if” situation behind — move forward with confidence and resilience.