Join us in conversation with Vis Chirravuri to learn first-hand how he has developed people, process, and technology approaches for his secure code learning program

The OWASP Top 10 2021 reflects a significant overhaul, with brand new categories making their debut and injection attacks falling from the #1 spot for the first time. This increased focus on architectural vulnerabilities demonstrates a need to look beyond surface-level bugs when it comes to secure software development. But while the OWASP Top 10 provides great guidance on the most common vulnerabilities, organizations must recognize that it’s not a silver bullet to eliminate all software security woes, or even the ones that could be the biggest threat to their business.

In this webinar, industry experts offer a perspective on the OWASP Top 10 and how organizations should consider it in their software security programs to truly improve their security posture. Topics include:

• How do the changes in the OWASP Top 10 2021 reflect the state of software security?
• What should organizations prioritize when building a software security program for their developer teams?
• What developer-focused strategies should be considered outside of the OWASP Top 10?

Despite its critical role in shielding a company - and in turn, its customers - from the myriad of cyber threats arrayed against it, cybersecurity budgets can still be viewed as cost centers by the C-Suite, not to mention other key stakeholders. On the other side, some CISOs struggle to dispel this sentiment with fellow executives or members of the board of directors.

Even with the current economic headwinds, there is a better approach that can help preserve - even enhance - cybersecurity budgets that are under the microscope. World-class CISOs are rising to the occasion, justifying the value of holistic security programs, and successfully positioning their strategy and teams as valuable assets worth considerable ongoing investment. 

In this all-new strategy guide, you will learn:

• The current challenges CISOs face in defending their organizations from a growing range of cyber threats
• Four methods to change the conversation in the boardroom and win greater support
• How to tie business objectives to cybersecurity goals for better security outcomes. 

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Modern cybersecurity challenges can often seem insurmountable, leaving CISOs and their teams struggling to keep up with emerging threats. But with a practical and people-focused approach, defenders can still maintain the upper hand. Our latest whitepaper covers these key challenges and provides practical strategies to improve your organization's security posture.

From attracting and retaining cybersecurity talent to navigating issues with legacy systems, our whitepaper delves into the most pressing concerns facing today's CISOs. We explore the power of right-fit tools and training to upskill developers and create a security-first culture within your organization.

Secure development learning platforms (SDLPs) help developers improve software security skills as they work, no matter what their individual security knowledge is. They offer integrated guidance and access to learning materials based on the security needs of developer teams, the software concerned, and its known vulnerabilities and flaws. Leading SDLPs support multiple languages, programming frameworks, and architectures, cover a broad and up-to-date catalog of vulnerabilities, and provide benefits-based, actionable reporting to CISOs and CIOs.

This short paper is aimed at decision-makers and technology buyers looking to evaluate security development learning platforms.