
Sicheres Codetraining = besserer Code + schnellere Veröffentlichungstermine
New research explores the benefits of quality security training.
What are the potential impacts of quality secure code training for your organization – and could it be a worthwhile investment? To find some answers, let's look at some insights from a recent study on developers' attitudes towards secure coding, secure code practices, and security operations, conducted by Secure Code Warrior with Evans Data Corp*.
When developers and their managers were asked how training has changed the way they code, each cohort responded slightly differently. These differences were in line with how they approach their work and their role within the software development life cycle. Overall though, the underlying theme is that the impact of quality secure code training is overwhelmingly positive.
55% of developers revealed that good training has increased their confidence in their coding techniques, while 53% said that good training has allowed them to be more careful when debugging and testing their own code.
Most importantly, 53% believe they have become more mindful of security while writing their code – leading to fewer vulnerabilities and less rework.
Managers achieving faster software releases
While 43% of managers agree that secure code training has helped their organizations become more careful when debugging and testing their code, the top two changes reflect managerial responsibilities. 47% revealed that good training has allowed them to be more selective with tooling choices that provide more security. While 44% indicated that secure code training and techniques have helped save time and speed up software releases.
Secure coding’s influence on productivity
When it comes to increasing productivity, secure coding practices can have a powerful effect. Asked to identify how secure coding could help to improve productivity, more than 63% of developers revealed that writing secure/quality code reduces rework by preventing recurring vulnerabilities. 70% of developers say that quality training could eliminate errors that later cause reworks or patches.
Secure coding’s impact on the development life cycle
As developers and their managers integrate secure coding practices into their development life cycles, the real-world impacts of their training can be measured.
It seems improvements flow across the board, improving productivity right from the start of the SDLC. Over half of all developers surveyed claim that good training has improved productivity application design, coding, and debug & testing.
The debug & testing phase is the most impacted, with 56% of developers saying that they have become more productive with these activities. While better scanning and testing tools may have shortened this phase of development, secure coding practices promote the use and reuse of vetted code that is proven to have no code vulnerabilities, as well as a security-minded approach to designing applications. By “starting left” of the development life cycle with their approach to security, developers can save time during the debug phase.
Deployment, which is further downstream, is less impacted, though 44% of developers reveal that they have become more productive even in deployment. This is a result of the increased release velocity associated with secure coding practices.
A proven path to better training
There’s no doubt that quality secure code training delivers many benefits. The question is, how do you judge the quality of secure code training?
To find the answer, we asked developers what they wanted. 75% of developers preferred structured on-the-job training. They prefer the learn-by-doing method to the drudgery of theory-based static learning. Developers are on the front lines of battle when it comes to stopping vulnerabilities. As a result, they want training focused on practical applications – something most current training programs sorely lack.
As champions of change in secure coding, Secure Code Warrior takes a human-led approach to help you create a human-led defense. Our proven learning platform delivers contextual, hands-on training content across 50+ language:frameworks, with challenges that mimic those that developers face in the real world. All of which reduces cost and time to release by preventing vulnerabilities before they become tomorrow’s news.
If you’d like to see the potential impact on your teams and their ability to deliver secure code faster, book a demo now.
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Was sind die potenziellen Auswirkungen einer qualitativ hochwertigen Sicherheitscode-Schulung für Ihr Unternehmen — und könnte es eine lohnende Investition sein?
Secure Code Warrior macht sicheres Programmieren zu einer positiven und ansprechenden Erfahrung für Entwickler, die ihre Fähigkeiten erweitern. Wir begleiten jeden Programmierer auf seinem eigenen bevorzugten Lernweg, sodass sicherheitserfahrene Entwickler zu den alltäglichen Superhelden unserer vernetzten Welt werden.

Secure Code Warrior ist für Ihr Unternehmen da, um Ihnen zu helfen, Code während des gesamten Softwareentwicklungszyklus zu sichern und eine Kultur zu schaffen, in der Cybersicherheit an erster Stelle steht. Ganz gleich, ob Sie AppSec-Manager, Entwickler, CISO oder jemand anderes sind, der sich mit Sicherheit befasst, wir können Ihrem Unternehmen helfen, die mit unsicherem Code verbundenen Risiken zu reduzieren.
Eine Demo buchenSecure Code Warrior macht sicheres Programmieren zu einer positiven und ansprechenden Erfahrung für Entwickler, die ihre Fähigkeiten erweitern. Wir begleiten jeden Programmierer auf seinem eigenen bevorzugten Lernweg, sodass sicherheitserfahrene Entwickler zu den alltäglichen Superhelden unserer vernetzten Welt werden.
Dieser Artikel wurde vom Branchenexpertenteam von Secure Code Warrior verfasst, das sich zum Ziel gesetzt hat, Entwicklern von Anfang an das Wissen und die Fähigkeiten zu vermitteln, um sichere Software zu entwickeln. Wir stützen uns auf fundiertes Fachwissen in Bezug auf sichere Codierungspraktiken, Branchentrends und Erkenntnisse aus der Praxis.
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New research explores the benefits of quality security training.
What are the potential impacts of quality secure code training for your organization – and could it be a worthwhile investment? To find some answers, let's look at some insights from a recent study on developers' attitudes towards secure coding, secure code practices, and security operations, conducted by Secure Code Warrior with Evans Data Corp*.
When developers and their managers were asked how training has changed the way they code, each cohort responded slightly differently. These differences were in line with how they approach their work and their role within the software development life cycle. Overall though, the underlying theme is that the impact of quality secure code training is overwhelmingly positive.
55% of developers revealed that good training has increased their confidence in their coding techniques, while 53% said that good training has allowed them to be more careful when debugging and testing their own code.
Most importantly, 53% believe they have become more mindful of security while writing their code – leading to fewer vulnerabilities and less rework.
Managers achieving faster software releases
While 43% of managers agree that secure code training has helped their organizations become more careful when debugging and testing their code, the top two changes reflect managerial responsibilities. 47% revealed that good training has allowed them to be more selective with tooling choices that provide more security. While 44% indicated that secure code training and techniques have helped save time and speed up software releases.
Secure coding’s influence on productivity
When it comes to increasing productivity, secure coding practices can have a powerful effect. Asked to identify how secure coding could help to improve productivity, more than 63% of developers revealed that writing secure/quality code reduces rework by preventing recurring vulnerabilities. 70% of developers say that quality training could eliminate errors that later cause reworks or patches.
Secure coding’s impact on the development life cycle
As developers and their managers integrate secure coding practices into their development life cycles, the real-world impacts of their training can be measured.
It seems improvements flow across the board, improving productivity right from the start of the SDLC. Over half of all developers surveyed claim that good training has improved productivity application design, coding, and debug & testing.
The debug & testing phase is the most impacted, with 56% of developers saying that they have become more productive with these activities. While better scanning and testing tools may have shortened this phase of development, secure coding practices promote the use and reuse of vetted code that is proven to have no code vulnerabilities, as well as a security-minded approach to designing applications. By “starting left” of the development life cycle with their approach to security, developers can save time during the debug phase.
Deployment, which is further downstream, is less impacted, though 44% of developers reveal that they have become more productive even in deployment. This is a result of the increased release velocity associated with secure coding practices.
A proven path to better training
There’s no doubt that quality secure code training delivers many benefits. The question is, how do you judge the quality of secure code training?
To find the answer, we asked developers what they wanted. 75% of developers preferred structured on-the-job training. They prefer the learn-by-doing method to the drudgery of theory-based static learning. Developers are on the front lines of battle when it comes to stopping vulnerabilities. As a result, they want training focused on practical applications – something most current training programs sorely lack.
As champions of change in secure coding, Secure Code Warrior takes a human-led approach to help you create a human-led defense. Our proven learning platform delivers contextual, hands-on training content across 50+ language:frameworks, with challenges that mimic those that developers face in the real world. All of which reduces cost and time to release by preventing vulnerabilities before they become tomorrow’s news.
If you’d like to see the potential impact on your teams and their ability to deliver secure code faster, book a demo now.
New research explores the benefits of quality security training.
What are the potential impacts of quality secure code training for your organization – and could it be a worthwhile investment? To find some answers, let's look at some insights from a recent study on developers' attitudes towards secure coding, secure code practices, and security operations, conducted by Secure Code Warrior with Evans Data Corp*.
When developers and their managers were asked how training has changed the way they code, each cohort responded slightly differently. These differences were in line with how they approach their work and their role within the software development life cycle. Overall though, the underlying theme is that the impact of quality secure code training is overwhelmingly positive.
55% of developers revealed that good training has increased their confidence in their coding techniques, while 53% said that good training has allowed them to be more careful when debugging and testing their own code.
Most importantly, 53% believe they have become more mindful of security while writing their code – leading to fewer vulnerabilities and less rework.
Managers achieving faster software releases
While 43% of managers agree that secure code training has helped their organizations become more careful when debugging and testing their code, the top two changes reflect managerial responsibilities. 47% revealed that good training has allowed them to be more selective with tooling choices that provide more security. While 44% indicated that secure code training and techniques have helped save time and speed up software releases.
Secure coding’s influence on productivity
When it comes to increasing productivity, secure coding practices can have a powerful effect. Asked to identify how secure coding could help to improve productivity, more than 63% of developers revealed that writing secure/quality code reduces rework by preventing recurring vulnerabilities. 70% of developers say that quality training could eliminate errors that later cause reworks or patches.
Secure coding’s impact on the development life cycle
As developers and their managers integrate secure coding practices into their development life cycles, the real-world impacts of their training can be measured.
It seems improvements flow across the board, improving productivity right from the start of the SDLC. Over half of all developers surveyed claim that good training has improved productivity application design, coding, and debug & testing.
The debug & testing phase is the most impacted, with 56% of developers saying that they have become more productive with these activities. While better scanning and testing tools may have shortened this phase of development, secure coding practices promote the use and reuse of vetted code that is proven to have no code vulnerabilities, as well as a security-minded approach to designing applications. By “starting left” of the development life cycle with their approach to security, developers can save time during the debug phase.
Deployment, which is further downstream, is less impacted, though 44% of developers reveal that they have become more productive even in deployment. This is a result of the increased release velocity associated with secure coding practices.
A proven path to better training
There’s no doubt that quality secure code training delivers many benefits. The question is, how do you judge the quality of secure code training?
To find the answer, we asked developers what they wanted. 75% of developers preferred structured on-the-job training. They prefer the learn-by-doing method to the drudgery of theory-based static learning. Developers are on the front lines of battle when it comes to stopping vulnerabilities. As a result, they want training focused on practical applications – something most current training programs sorely lack.
As champions of change in secure coding, Secure Code Warrior takes a human-led approach to help you create a human-led defense. Our proven learning platform delivers contextual, hands-on training content across 50+ language:frameworks, with challenges that mimic those that developers face in the real world. All of which reduces cost and time to release by preventing vulnerabilities before they become tomorrow’s news.
If you’d like to see the potential impact on your teams and their ability to deliver secure code faster, book a demo now.

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Secure Code Warrior ist für Ihr Unternehmen da, um Ihnen zu helfen, Code während des gesamten Softwareentwicklungszyklus zu sichern und eine Kultur zu schaffen, in der Cybersicherheit an erster Stelle steht. Ganz gleich, ob Sie AppSec-Manager, Entwickler, CISO oder jemand anderes sind, der sich mit Sicherheit befasst, wir können Ihrem Unternehmen helfen, die mit unsicherem Code verbundenen Risiken zu reduzieren.
Bericht ansehenEine Demo buchenSecure Code Warrior macht sicheres Programmieren zu einer positiven und ansprechenden Erfahrung für Entwickler, die ihre Fähigkeiten erweitern. Wir begleiten jeden Programmierer auf seinem eigenen bevorzugten Lernweg, sodass sicherheitserfahrene Entwickler zu den alltäglichen Superhelden unserer vernetzten Welt werden.
Dieser Artikel wurde vom Branchenexpertenteam von Secure Code Warrior verfasst, das sich zum Ziel gesetzt hat, Entwicklern von Anfang an das Wissen und die Fähigkeiten zu vermitteln, um sichere Software zu entwickeln. Wir stützen uns auf fundiertes Fachwissen in Bezug auf sichere Codierungspraktiken, Branchentrends und Erkenntnisse aus der Praxis.
New research explores the benefits of quality security training.
What are the potential impacts of quality secure code training for your organization – and could it be a worthwhile investment? To find some answers, let's look at some insights from a recent study on developers' attitudes towards secure coding, secure code practices, and security operations, conducted by Secure Code Warrior with Evans Data Corp*.
When developers and their managers were asked how training has changed the way they code, each cohort responded slightly differently. These differences were in line with how they approach their work and their role within the software development life cycle. Overall though, the underlying theme is that the impact of quality secure code training is overwhelmingly positive.
55% of developers revealed that good training has increased their confidence in their coding techniques, while 53% said that good training has allowed them to be more careful when debugging and testing their own code.
Most importantly, 53% believe they have become more mindful of security while writing their code – leading to fewer vulnerabilities and less rework.
Managers achieving faster software releases
While 43% of managers agree that secure code training has helped their organizations become more careful when debugging and testing their code, the top two changes reflect managerial responsibilities. 47% revealed that good training has allowed them to be more selective with tooling choices that provide more security. While 44% indicated that secure code training and techniques have helped save time and speed up software releases.
Secure coding’s influence on productivity
When it comes to increasing productivity, secure coding practices can have a powerful effect. Asked to identify how secure coding could help to improve productivity, more than 63% of developers revealed that writing secure/quality code reduces rework by preventing recurring vulnerabilities. 70% of developers say that quality training could eliminate errors that later cause reworks or patches.
Secure coding’s impact on the development life cycle
As developers and their managers integrate secure coding practices into their development life cycles, the real-world impacts of their training can be measured.
It seems improvements flow across the board, improving productivity right from the start of the SDLC. Over half of all developers surveyed claim that good training has improved productivity application design, coding, and debug & testing.
The debug & testing phase is the most impacted, with 56% of developers saying that they have become more productive with these activities. While better scanning and testing tools may have shortened this phase of development, secure coding practices promote the use and reuse of vetted code that is proven to have no code vulnerabilities, as well as a security-minded approach to designing applications. By “starting left” of the development life cycle with their approach to security, developers can save time during the debug phase.
Deployment, which is further downstream, is less impacted, though 44% of developers reveal that they have become more productive even in deployment. This is a result of the increased release velocity associated with secure coding practices.
A proven path to better training
There’s no doubt that quality secure code training delivers many benefits. The question is, how do you judge the quality of secure code training?
To find the answer, we asked developers what they wanted. 75% of developers preferred structured on-the-job training. They prefer the learn-by-doing method to the drudgery of theory-based static learning. Developers are on the front lines of battle when it comes to stopping vulnerabilities. As a result, they want training focused on practical applications – something most current training programs sorely lack.
As champions of change in secure coding, Secure Code Warrior takes a human-led approach to help you create a human-led defense. Our proven learning platform delivers contextual, hands-on training content across 50+ language:frameworks, with challenges that mimic those that developers face in the real world. All of which reduces cost and time to release by preventing vulnerabilities before they become tomorrow’s news.
If you’d like to see the potential impact on your teams and their ability to deliver secure code faster, book a demo now.
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Secure Code Warrior macht sicheres Programmieren zu einer positiven und ansprechenden Erfahrung für Entwickler, die ihre Fähigkeiten erweitern. Wir begleiten jeden Programmierer auf seinem eigenen bevorzugten Lernweg, sodass sicherheitserfahrene Entwickler zu den alltäglichen Superhelden unserer vernetzten Welt werden.

Secure Code Warrior ist für Ihr Unternehmen da, um Ihnen zu helfen, Code während des gesamten Softwareentwicklungszyklus zu sichern und eine Kultur zu schaffen, in der Cybersicherheit an erster Stelle steht. Ganz gleich, ob Sie AppSec-Manager, Entwickler, CISO oder jemand anderes sind, der sich mit Sicherheit befasst, wir können Ihrem Unternehmen helfen, die mit unsicherem Code verbundenen Risiken zu reduzieren.
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