SecureFlag
Interactive cybersecurity training

Secure coding labs

Most security training doesn't change how developers write code. Labs that put developers in real environments do.

SecureFlag Labs platform

Not all security training is
created equal

A side-by-side comparison of modern cybersecurity education versus conventional awareness programs.

Side-by-side comparison of SecureFlag Labs against video-based training and generic CBT/LMS across learning format, technology coverage, content freshness, skill-level adaptation, AI security coverage, evidence of skill, and custom environments.
The basics

Build secure coding skills
through practice, not theory

Secure coding is more than a best practice—it is a proactive approach to reducing vulnerabilities, protecting sensitive data, and building resilient software from the ground up.

SecureFlag Labs IDE environment

Train in real development environments

SecureFlag's Labs aren't videos, slide decks, or multiple-choice quizzes. They're not in-browser IDEs or simulations, either. SecureFlag is the only platform that virtualizes a full computer—a real, live environment where developers write, test, and fix actual code using the exact tools and frameworks from their daily work: modern IDEs, cloud platforms, CI/CD pipelines, and AI coding assistants. Developers train in the same AI-assisted workflow they ship in.

Extensive secure coding
training coverage

From design to deployment, SecureFlag delivers comprehensive security training across the SDLC, equipping teams to build securely in AI-assisted development environments.

AI security & secure coding

Training for LLM vulnerabilities, prompt injection, agentic AI risks, Model Context Protocol (MCP) security, and vibe coding practices.

Infrastructure & DevOps

Secure configuration and hardening for Docker, Kubernetes, Linux servers, and CI/CD pipelines.

Cloud security

Real cloud accounts for AWS, Azure, and GCP training with CloudFormation, Terraform, Bicep, and ARM templates.

QA security testing

Teach QA engineers to write security regression tests using Selenium, Postman, and Python.

Threat modeling

Hands-on threat modeling training to identify threats, draw trust boundaries, and embed security into design.

Code review

Spot vulnerabilities in static code review—including AI-generated code—and distinguish real security flaws from false positives.

Pseudocode

Security fundamentals for non-technical audiences using pseudocode to explain vulnerabilities without requiring coding knowledge.

Custom

Build fully custom training environments tailored to your tech stack, internal tools, and real-world security scenarios.

Built for your stack

Supported technologies

Train in the exact languages and frameworks your teams ship in— application, frontend, mobile, DevOps, and AI—so secure coding skills transfer straight to production code.

Java

Java

.NET

.NET

Node.js

Node.js

Scala

Scala

PHP

PHP

Python

Python

Go

Go

Ruby

Ruby

C

C

C++

C++

C#

C#

Kotlin

Kotlin

TypeScript

TypeScript

AI

AI

COBOL

COBOL

Pseudocode

Pseudocode

Smart Contracts

Smart Contracts

ABAP

ABAP

Apex

Apex

Haskell

Haskell

AI security training

Comprehensive AI lab catalog

As AI adoption accelerates, so do the security risks. SecureFlag delivers hands-on training for AI-specific vulnerabilities.

LLM Security

Train developers to identify and mitigate vulnerabilities in large language model applications—covering OWASP Top 10 for LLMs, model manipulation, and insecure outputs.

Agentic AI

Secure autonomous AI agents that interact with external systems—teaching developers to prevent privilege escalation, data leakage, and unintended actions.

Model Context Protocol (MCP)

Hands-on training for securing MCP integrations—covering authentication, data exposure, and safe tool invocation in AI-powered workflows.

Prompt Injection

Learn to detect and defend against prompt injection attacks—including direct injection, indirect injection, and jailbreaking techniques.

Vibe Coding

Train developers to write secure code when working with AI-assisted coding tools—covering prompt crafting, output validation, and secure-by-design practices.

SecureFlag learning journeys
Structured training programs

Complete
learning journeys

Our training is structured into learning paths that combine hands-on labs, knowledge base articles, videos, and assessments. Each path guides developers through a specific security topic with clear progression and certification—covering standards such as OWASP Top 10, PCI DSS, HIPAA, ISO 27001, and ASVS—while addressing secure coding in agentic coding and AI-assisted development.

Learning paths are continuously updated to reflect evolving threats, keeping developers current without full retraining. Certifications renew annually through targeted refreshers, ensuring skills remain sharp and audit-ready in an AI-driven landscape.

Proven impact

What enterprise leaders are saying

SecureFlag helps global engineering and security teams reduce vulnerabilities and build secure software faster.

SecureFlag customer
SecureFlag customer
SecureFlag customer
Rated4.8/5on Gartner

The actual labs separated SecureFlag from other contestants; developers solve real code in real virtual environments.

AppSec

Not disclosed

Shift security left and prove it

Reduce vulnerabilities across your organization with role-based secure coding training and automated threat modeling that deliver measurable outcomes and audit-ready certification.

Frequently
asked questions

Whether you're curious, confused, or just want the quick facts, our FAQ section is here to help you find what you need—fast, clear, and hassle-free.

Our hands-on labs are live development environments where developers write, fix, and review code, including code generated by AI assistants. Instead of watching videos, developers work in actual IDEs, terminals, and cloud consoles, building muscle memory that transfers directly to production work.