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Insights from experts shaping secure development
Access expert content on secure coding, AI governance, and software risk management.
Upskilling, the missing link to close the security gap for AppSec
Hear from Peter Robinson, Head of Security at Zip, and Jaap Singh, Co-Founder of Secure Code Warrior & AppSec Trainer for an insightful discussion on why upskilling cybersecurity skills within the workforce is essential to closing the security gap.
The ROI of developer-driven security
Everyone wants a good return on their investment when it comes to investing in their techstack or additional training programs, but when it comes to security, one needs to be playing a long game that goes beyond calculating simple ROI. Learn how investment in developer-driven security will not only save on the expense of expensive breaches, the loss of productivity, and accumulated tech--debt, but create a proactive and cost-effective strategy to stay ahead of today’s threat landscape.
The path to security champions
How Workday utilized agile secure learning to upskill developers.
People, process, and technology
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
Security maturity in development teams: what, and how?
In this webinar, Scott Shapiro, SCW’s Director of Product Marketing, will discuss the different stages of security maturity in developer teams and the pitfalls to avoid when working to improve security maturity, and shift security left.
The Future of AI Software Governance Is Built on Strong Partnerships
Discover why Secure Code Warrior is becoming a channel-first company and how trusted partners help organizations adopt AI Software Governance securely and at scale.
Citizen AI by Secure Code Warrior: Build an AI-Ready Workforce
Secure Code Warrior's AI literacy program for non-developer employees.
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Why most CISOs are navigating AI adoption blindfolded (and how they can remove it)
Today, Secure Code Warrior issued an all-new white paper covering a prescriptive, directional AI adoption model that security leaders can use to identify their adoption stage and make real progress in bringing the AI security risks within their organization under control.
Kamer van Koophandel: Developer-Driven Security at Scale
Kamer van Koophandel shares how it embedded secure coding into everyday development through role-based certifications, Trust Score benchmarking, and a culture of shared security ownership.
Going for Gold: Soaring Secure Code Standards at Paysafe
See how Paysafe's partnership with Secure Code Warrior led to a 45% boost in developer productivity and a major reduction in code vulnerabilities.
Devlympics 2023: In Review
Explore the Devlympics 2023 results in this report. Dive into developer engagement, tech stack and languages trends in each industry that participated, and key vulnerabilities and CWEs covered in the annual global event hosted by Secure Code Warrior.
Dynamic Business: Data Protection Day 2026: Five experts on the privacy risks threatening your business
Five leading cybersecurity experts warn AI is being integrated faster than security policies can manage the risk, creating urgent privacy gaps for SMEs ahead of Data Protection Day on 28 January.
Information Security Buzz: OWASP Top 10 2025: New Enemies, Old Foes, and an Approach to Vulnerability Remediation That Must Evolve
The OWASP Foundation has been a guiding light for security professionals and enthusiasts alike, providing critical, practical advice on the most insidious software vulnerabilities across a plethora of categories and platforms. It has been the first major update since 2021 to the flagship OWASP Top 10 Web Vulnerabilities, and in that time, the industry has been rocked by a stampede of AI technology, tools, and code, each creating a dichotomy of security efficiency and risk for both cybersecurity and software engineering professionals.
DEVOPSdigest: What Software Developers Need to Know About Secure Coding and AI Red Flags
The bottom line: AI tools are not safe for enterprise use unless the code output is reviewed and implemented by a security-proficient human. 30% of security experts admit that they don't trust(link is external) the accuracy of code generated by AI itself. That's why security leaders must prioritize the education and upskilling of developer teams, to ensure they have the necessary skills and capabilities to mitigate AI-assisted code vulnerabilities as early as possible. This will lead to the cultivation of a "security first" team culture and safer AI use.
Citizen AI by Secure Code Warrior
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Understand how AI is transforming software development—and how security must evolve with it.
From AI autocomplete to autonomous agents—explore how software development is evolving and what it means for security, governance, and your team.
