Secure Coding Training
for Developers, DevOps, Cloud and QA Engineers
Write secure software from the very first keystroke.
Reduce
SecureFlag helps organizations reduce security rework, freeing up developers' time to focus on new functionalities.
Reduce Vulnerabilities
SecureFlag is a valuable tool for companies looking to streamline their security processes and improve effectiveness. By using SecureFlag, organizations can minimize the need for repetitive security tasks and allow developers to dedicate their time and energy towards creating innovative features and enhancing the overall user experience, strengthening the business' security posture and staying ahead of potential threats, all while accelerating their development timelines.
What makes us different
Thousands of real-world Labs
Virtualized Desktop Computers
Tailored Customer Success service
Who is it for?
SecureFlag provides comprehensive application security training for all technical roles involved in the Software Development Life Cycle.
Our program covers everything about identifying and mitigating vulnerabilities in web applications, empowering individuals to become security champions within their teams. Through hands-on exercises and real-world scenarios, participants learn best practices for secure development and how to integrate security into every phase of the development process. Our goal is to equip teams with the knowledge and skills needed to build secure applications from the ground up.
DevOps Engineers
Developers
Technical Managers
Cloud Engineers
QA Engineers
Architects
Secure coding is
crucial
With more than 70% of vulnerabilities introduced during development,
writing secure software is more critical than ever.
Paying attention to security measures while coding has become paramount in ensuring the protection of sensitive data and preventing potential cyber-attacks. Implementing proper security protocols, such as encryption, input validation, and secure coding practices, is essential to mitigate the risks associated with vulnerabilities in applications. With the ever-growing threat of cyber attacks, it is imperative that developers prioritize security from the very beginning of the software development lifecycle.
