Do your development teams treat application security training as a check the box exercise? Do you wish they would engage more with cybersecurity and even take ownership? This session covers tips for creating an application security training program where developers will come to you! And you can accomplish this without having to build your training from the ground up. Join this session to learn a few practical tips on how to make an outstanding application security training experience.

Key items:

• How to create an engaging story to draw an audience\
• Making Buy vs Build & Optional vs Mandatory decisions
• Applying basic marketing principles to training
• Attracting a community of instructors

Sometimes it can feel extremely overwhelming when running into the project of a SOC report. That's why we've teamed up with some industry experts to talk through some of their top tips for when trying to get a SOC2 report.

Watch this webinar to learn:

• What a report looks like
• What the difference is between type 1 and 2 report
• What controls are needed
• Top tips for when trying to get a SOC 2 report
• How coding practices come into play in SOC 2

Software has evolved to become the lifeblood of companies across all sectors and industries, with digital transformation and innovation key drivers of modern business operations.

While speed-to-market and availability of applications are board-level topics for most companies, this accelerated development and delivery carries a hefty price that is too often paid: the deprioritization of security. Independent research carried out in conjunction with Evans Data confirmed that just 29% of developers believe that writing vulnerability-free code should be prioritized.

As a result, the friction between software development and security remains unresolved, while the risk of doing business in a world of devastating data breaches runs at an all-time high.

In this fireside chat, a panel of security experts from Allianz, BMW,  Siemens, Contrast and Secure Code Warrior will discuss how development and AppSec teams can be harmonized, without sacrificing deployment speed or compromising on code quality and security. 

You will learn:

• How to understand the developer mindset and motivate them by appealing to their engineering excellence 
• Better investments in the modern AppSec team
• What IAST is, and how, together with RASP, it can save time and money
• How developers can ask for the right kind of help from their security teams 
• How the security team can help developers identify, assess, and prioritize vulnerabilities to determine whether they need immediate mitigation or ongoing monitoring.

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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.

Access the full report now.

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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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Gartner correctly predicted that by 2022, API attacks would become the most popular attack vector; in the past year alone, API attack traffic has seen a staggering 681% increase.

Better security requires treating APIs like human users to protect against their inherent flaws and vulnerabilities. The developer community is uniquely positioned to lead that effort.

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