Legit

Today’s Challenge

Vulnerabilities are the bane of security and development. They slow progress, create risk and cause friction across teams. While there is no cure all, there are steps organizations can take to reduce the pain – starting with developer risk management. Research shows that developers trained to use secure coding practices introduce 53% fewer vulnerabilities – and lack of developer risk management is a leading root cause of insecure software.

Who is Legit?

Legit manages your application security posture for security, product, and compliance teams. With Legit, enterprises get a cleaner, easier way to manage and scale application security and address risks from code to cloud. Built for the modern SDLC, Legit tackles the most challenging problems facing security teams, including GenAI usage, proliferation of secrets, and an uncontrolled dev environment. Fast to implement and easy to use, Legit lets security teams protect their software factory from end to end, gives developers guardrails that let them do their best work safely, and delivers metrics that prove the security program's success

The Value of Bringing Legit and Secure Code Warrior Together

Legit & Secure Code Warrior offer a comprehensive solution to improve the work of developers and security. As areas of risk are identified within Legit, developers tied to the issues are alerted and provided hands-on, agile learning directly related to those vulnerabilities. This real-time view helps these professionals better adopt secure coding practices and reduces the likelihood of future issues.

In addition, the integrations across Legit and SCW help customers go even further in bolstering their developer risk management. Legit data within SCW allows customers to assess agile learning materials associated with specific applications, development languages, teams, and business units. With SCW integrated into Legit, customers get a broader view of developer risk management, including both vulnerability trends and compliance requirements. Customers can also create policies that prevent developers from making changes that open up risk when necessary training has not been completed.