Empower developers to improve productivity and code security

Secure Code Warrior is one of four companies named in the Gartner® Cool Vendors™ in Software Engineering: Enhancing Developer Productivity report.

According to Gartner, software engineers struggle to navigate complex code environments and to improve security of the systems they build while remaining productive. Security and Engineering leaders should consider the Cool Vendors in this research that offer innovative solutions that help organizations boost developer productivity and mitigate security risks.

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Read the Gartner Cool Vendors in Software Engineering: Enhancing Developer Productivity, by Arun Batchu, Marty Resnick, Manjunath Bhat, 16 May 2022 report.

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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.

Waterfall, Agile, DevOps... it seems that every few years, a new methodology is born for optimum software creation within an organization. While these processes all have their strengths and weaknesses, the streamlining (and, er, previously absent red tape) they bring can feel like somewhat of a hindrance to the main goal of the developer: building kick-ass features.However, with zero-day breaches from common vulnerabilities on the rise, teams must adapt to a more secure SDLC that starts left, and it's DevSecOps that can make it a reality.Learn how you, the developer, can become a powerful piece of the DevSecOps pipeline, without compromising the work you love most, all while upskilling and become an even more sought-after engineer in the process.