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AI in the SDLC: Separating the Hype from the Security Reality
AI in the SDLC, presented in partnership with KnowBe4: Kawin Boonyapredee (CISO Advisor, KnowBe4) and Pieter Danhieux (CEO, SCW) unpack AI code security risks.
German OWASP Day 2026
Secure Code Warrior is sponsoring German OWASP Day 2026, bringing together AppSec practitioners to explore best practices in secure development, operations, and testing. SCW will share how to build security into every stage of the development lifecycle.
AdelaideSEC
Secure Code Warrior is hosting a secure coding tournament at AdelaideSEC. Developers and security professionals compete hands-on to identify and fix real-world vulnerabilities, sharpening skills and connecting with the local tech community.
Black Hat USA 26
Secure Code Warrior is exhibiting at Black Hat USA 2026 in Las Vegas. CEO Pieter Danhieux, Chief Customer Officer Fatemah Beydoun, and Chief Product and Technology Officer Alex Bullen will be on-site — reach out to book a meeting.
FS-ISAC APAC Summit
Can't wait to sponsor the FS-ISAC APAC Summit on July 14–15, 2026, in Singapore! Stop by Booth #8 to connect with our team, and don't miss Pieter Danhieux on July 14 at 1:15 PM in Heliconia 3401, revealing groundbreaking research on how AI coding models stack up against 10,000 human developers and what it means for security in AI-assisted development. See you there!
Gartner Security & Risk Management Summit 2026
Excited to sponsor the Gartner Security & Risk Management Summit in London, September 22–24, 2026! Come connect with our team to see how Secure Code Warrior is helping organizations govern AI-generated code and build lasting security skills across the SDLC. See you there!
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OWASP Global AppSec USA
Proud to be a Silver Sponsor of OWASP Global AppSec USA 2026, celebrating its 25th anniversary on November 5–6, 2026, at the Hyatt Regency in San Francisco! Join us and 800+ application security professionals for sessions on AI security, threat modeling, a Capture the Flag competition, the OWASP Projects Demo Room, and exclusive networking receptions. Come find us there and let's connect!
Customer Showcase Webinar: Danske Bank
Danske Bank shares how they built a thriving secure coding culture — key strategies, real results, and lessons you can replicate. Watch on demand.
Gartner Security & Risk Management Summit
Join us at Gartner Security & Risk Management Summit, from June 1-3, 2026, in National Harbor, Maryland. We’re excited to join CISOs and cybersecurity leaders to gain expert insights on AI, risk resilience, and evolving threat landscapes to strengthen their organization's security posture. Don’t forget to connect and stop by our booth!
From Shadow AI to AI Software Governance: Regaining Visibility Across Your Codebase
Join Secure Code Warrior’s Matias Madou, CTO, and Tamim Noorzad, Director of Product, to learn how AI Software Governance provides the visibility and insight needed to manage AI-assisted development at scale.
OWASP Global AppSec EU
Can’t wait to sponsor OWASP Global AppSec EU Conference, marking its 25th anniversary from June 22–26, 2026, at the Austria Center in Vienna. Join us and over 800 other experts to explore the vibrant exhibitor hall, participate in the Meet the Mentor program, and earn CPE credits, all while enjoying exclusive networking receptions. Don’t forget to connect and stop by our booth!
OWASP BASC
We are excited to sponsor OWASP BASC on April 11 in Boston, MA. This is the premier application security conference that brings together security professionals, developers, and researchers to advance the field of application security in Boston.
OT Summit Madrid
Join us at the OpenText Summit Madrid 2026, an in‑person event designed to show how AI, cloud, and secure information management are powering a new generation of intelligent enterprises.
Cyber Security Summit
The Cyber Security Summit takes place on April 28th and 29th and is a premier conference that assembles top-tier experts, innovators, and exhibitors to showcase the latest trends, resilient IT strategies, and industry best practices. Don’t miss this opportunity to stop by our booth and connect with us!
Developer Security Proficiency: Accelerating Vulnerability Remediation with Integrated AST and Secure Developer Upskilling
Stop just finding vulnerabilities and start fixing them for good. Detecting a bug is only half the battle. To achieve true Secure by Design, security insights must translate into fast, effective remediation. Join experts Eric Johnson from Secure Code Warrior and Steven Zimmerman from Black Duck on March 18 to learn how to bridge the gap between detection and developer upskilling.
Tech Council Parliamentary Innovation Showcase
A flagship event of the Tech Council of Australia (TCA), the Parliamentary Innovation Showcase 2026 offers a fantastic opportunity for decision-makers, industry leaders, academics, and tech enthusiasts to explore cutting-edge technologies, exchange ideas, and gain insight into the future of research, investment, and innovation.
Product Security Virtual Summit
Secure Code Warrior is proud to partner with Cycode for this year’s Product Security Virtual Summit on January 28th. We’re diving into the future of secure software in the AI era and showing how to turn security alerts into developer superpowers.
Phishapalooza
SCW is honored to attend the 18th annual Phishapalooza to support the American Cancer Society. We look forward to connecting with the local cybersecurity community for a day of ice fishing and fundraising in the Twin Cities. Join us as we partner with GuidePoint Security to help drive impactful donations for this great cause.
OWASP LASCON
We are proud to be a Gold Sponsor for OWASP LASCON 2026 in Austin, TX! Join us at the Norris Conference Center as we gather with over 400 web developers and security professionals to share cutting-edge ideas in application security.
New York Secure Code Showdown
SCW, OWASP and AWS invite you to improve your skills at the New York Secure Code Showdown on Thursday, February 19, 2026, from 11 am to 4 pm EST. This tournament challenges you to identify and fix vulnerabilities across your choice of major software languages. It’s a great way to master secure coding foundations while competing against your peers!
Gold Coast BSides
We are excited to host a secure coding tournament at BSides Goldie! Join us on the Gold Coast Australia for a hands-on competition where you can test your ability to identify and fix real-world vulnerabilities. Whether you are a seasoned developer or a security newcomer, this is a fantastic opportunity to collaborate, sharpen your skills, and help build a more secure local tech community.
BSides Frankfurt
We are excited to host a secure coding tournament at BSides Frankfurt! Join us on the Goethe-Universität Frankfurt campus for a hands-on competition where you can test your ability to identify and fix real-world vulnerabilities. Whether you are a seasoned developer or a security newcomer, this is a fantastic opportunity to collaborate, sharpen your skills, and help build a more secure local tech community.
RSA Conference
We’re heading San Francisco to the RSA Conference 2026 to discuss. We help organizations empower developers with the skills to write secure code from the start. Join us at booth #250 in the South Expo Hall to see how we can build a community of security-driven developers in your organization.
FS-ISAC FinCyber Today Canada
We are ready to discuss developer risk management at FS-ISAC FinCyber Today Canada. We help financial institutions mitigate application risk by empowering their developers with secure code learning. Join us at our booth in the Solutions Hall to see how we can strengthen your security posture.
Finding Your Developers
Curriculum and Onboarding Manager Katelynd Trinidad walks through different methods for locating code contributors at your organization to help ensure they receive secure code training.
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The Power of Brand in AppSec DevSec DevSecOps (What's in an Acronym!?)
In AppSec, lasting program impact demands more than just tech—it needs a strong brand. A powerful identity ensures your initiatives resonate and drive sustained engagement within your developer community.
The Power Of Brand in AppSec, DevSec, DevSecOps (what is an acronym?!)
In the world of AppSec, a strong brand is essential for lasting program impact. Jim Loughran, Principal Consultant at Secure Code Warrior, highlights how a powerful program identity can bridge the gap between security and engineering, fostering developer buy-in and sustained engagement. Join him to learn how to create and leverage a brand to ensure your secure coding initiatives truly shine, turning a great program into a great success story.
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Vibe Coding: Practical Guide to Updating Your AppSec Strategy for AI
Watch on-demand to learn how to empower AppSec managers to become AI enablers, rather than blockers, through a practical, training-first approach. We'll show you how to leverage Secure Code Warrior (SCW) to strategically update your AppSec strategy for the age of AI coding assistants.
The Future of Cyber Security Virtual Conference
The Future Of Cyber Security Conference series aims to help businesses to stay one step ahead of attackers through a number of insightful sessions not available at any other security conference. Can’t wait to virtually meet with you!
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SecTor
Come visit our booth #336 at SecTor 2025 in Toronto at the Metro Toronto Convention Centre! Us along with other security professionals will be sharing our latest research and techniques on underground threats and corporate defenses.
OWASP New Zealand Day
We are excited to attend OWASP New Zealand Day on the University of Auckland's campus! This conference is all about web and application security, with a mission to help Kiwi developers build more secure applications by focusing on robust architecture and development techniques. Be sure to visit our booth and connect with us to discuss our Developer Management Platform!
OWASP Global AppSec 2025 USA
Come visit us at our Expo Space at The Marriott Marquis in downtown Washington, DC! You'll have the chance to connect with us and over 800 security experts who share a passion for all things security.
OWASP BeNeLux Days
Visit our booth at OWASP BeNeLux Days happening in Mechelen, Belgium! This event brings you technical talks from experts in security, DevOps, and cloud, alongside hands-on training in top security areas. You'll also hear from industry leaders through keynote speeches, explore the latest security technology at vendor booths, and dive into activities like Capture The Flag and security tool training.
Melbourne AppSec & DevSecOps Summit
Get ready for an exciting day of insights and networking at the Melbourne AppSec & DevSecOps Summit! We can't wait to connect with security and development leaders like you, share ideas, and explore the latest trends in application security and DevSecOps. While you're there, let's schedule a brief meeting to discuss how our solutions can enhance your developer management strategies.
FS-ISAC Fall Summit
Visit us at FS-ISAC Fall Americas Summit for our Breakfast on Tuesday October 7, 8:00am - at the Catering Sponsor Table to explore how secure by design strategies and developer-focused risk management are transforming cybersecurity.
CISO Inspired Summit US
Join us at the CISO Inspired Summit New York 2025! This is your chance to connect with cybersecurity leaders, dive into proactive defense strategies, and build resilient security frameworks to confidently navigate today's evolving digital landscape.
CISO Inspired Summit UK
This November, join us at the CISO Inspired Summit UK 2025! Connect with fellow cybersecurity leaders to tackle rising threats, strengthen your digital defenses, and build robust strategies for business resilience in today's rapidly evolving cyber landscape.
BSides Bournemouth
BSides Bournemouth is a community-driven cybersecurity conference set to take place on August 16, at the Royal Bath Hotel in Bournemouth, UK. Come join us and other great sponsors like JP Morgan Chase for a day of insightful talks, networking and hands-on activities.
Black Hat USA
Join our executives at Black Hat USA at the Mandalay Bay in Las Vegas, NV! They are very excited to talk about AI/LLM secure code risk & ROI of skilled developers!
OWASP Global AppSec EU 2025
Visit us at Booth #G08 at OWASP Global AppSec EU to discover how secure by design principles and effective developer risk management are shaping the next generation of cybersecurity.
FS-ISAC EMEA Summit
Visit us at FS-ISAC EMEA Summit for our Breakfast on May 21, 8:00am - at the Catering Sponsor Table to explore how secure by design strategies and developer-focused risk management are transforming cybersecurity.
Cybersecurity Summit, Hamburg
We’re excited to connect with decision-makers, and innovators at the Cybersecurity Summit to discuss how proactive secure coding can accelerate software development while improving security posture.
OpenText Summit Madrid
Secure Code Warrior is proud to sponsor OpenText Summit Madrid 2025 on April 10! This exclusive event brings together leaders to explore how cloud, security, and AI are transforming information management. With tailored sessions across Explore, Transform, and Imagine, attendees will gain insights, best practices, and real-world success stories.
Australian Cyber Exchange
On April 3rd, our CEO, Pieter Danhieux, will speak at ACE25, the inaugural Australian Cyber Exchange, uniting government, private sector, and academia to strengthen Australia’s cyber capabilities. With a focus on innovation, sovereignty, and growth, ACE25 will feature panels, showcases, and pitch sessions tackling key cybersecurity challenges.
The Future Of Cyber Security London
Secure Code Warrior will be attending this full-day conference that brings together top cybersecurity experts to tackle the evolving threats in our digital world—from ransomware and botnets to crypto-hacking and cybercrime-as-a-service. Looking forward to insightful discussions and cutting-edge strategies!
OWASP SnowFROC
Join us at SnowFROC '25, Denver’s premier application security conference! This one-day event, drawing around 400 attendees, features hands-on training, top-notch food, and exceptional networking. Happening Friday, March 14, 2025, with expert-led presentations and workshops covering diverse cybersecurity topics.
BSides Limburg
Secure Code Warrior will be hosting a tournament at BSides Limburg this year on March 14! BSides is a community-driven cybersecurity event that goes beyond traditional conferences—fostering deep discussions, hands-on demos, and collaboration in an intimate setting. It’s where the next big ideas in security take shape!
2nd Annual 2025 OWASP Maine Secure Coding Tournament
OWASP Maine partnered with Secure Code Warrior will be hosting the 2nd annual OWASP Maine Secure Coding Tournament! This will be an in-person meetup where we welcome all software developers and appsec professionals from entry-level to principal. Bring your laptop and your secure coding wits and compete against your peers to be crowned the most secure coder in the state of Maine for 2025!
NDC Security 2025
Dive into cutting-edge topics, hands-on workshops, and networking with peers in the heart of Oslo. Don’t miss this chance to elevate your knowledge and shape the future of security. Visit us at spot H to learn how Secure Code Warriors empowers developers to improve productivity and code security!
RSAConference 2025
Visit us at Booth #2353 at RSAC 2025 to explore innovative solutions and join the conversation shaping the future of cybersecurity.
DevSecOps360 London
Join us Wednesday 22nd January 2025 at the IBM Innovation Studio London for an insightful event showcasing our latest integration vision for DevSecOps within the partner ecosystem.
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Black Hat Europe
Join us at Black Hat Europe at the ExCeL in London
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OWASP Benelux
SCW is proud to sponsor this year’s conference. Stop by our booth and learn about how SCW is helping companies master the OWASP Top 10 and reduce security risk for organizations all over Europe.
German OWASP Day 2024
Join Secure Code Warrior in Liepzig, Germany for great insights from OWASP, insights into the direction of software security in 2025 and fun networking.
DevSecOps 360 Toronto
Join SCW, IBM, Black Duck, Iruis Risk and Contrast to learn how your organization can accelerate development while minimizing vulnerabilities, delivering clear benefits to both business and security teams.
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Cloud & Cyber Security Expo, Paris
Secure Code Warrior is thrilled to be a silver sponsor for the premiere Cybersecurity event in France. Looking forward to seeing you there.
OpenText World 2024
Join Secure Code Warrior and OpenText to learn how companies around the world are leveraging SAST findings to create an agile learning experience for secure coding.
DevSecOps 360 London
Join SCW, IBM, BlackDuck and IruisRisk for an insightful event showcasing our latest integrations and learn how companies have realized real business and productivity gains for their organisations.
AppSecDay Stockholm
Join Secure Code Warrior, OpenText and Sonatype for a discussion on navigating Open Source, compliance with NIS2, AI & DevSecOps
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DevSecOps 360 Milan
Join us as we showcase how automation can drive faster, more secure development. A long with our partners IBM Cyber Security Services, Synopsys, and IriusRisk, we’ll dive into practical solutions to reduce vulnerabilities and keep your teams competitive.
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Charity Pro-Am Scramble
Join Secure Code Warrior and our partner Arctiq for the Charity Pro-Am Scramble at Golf Le Diable in Mont Tremblant. Together, we’ll tee off for a great cause, supporting KidSport Québec to help more kids get involved in team sports and build their future through the power of play.
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AppSec Day Utrecht
As application security evolves, organizations are increasingly integrating AI solutions for real-time threat detection and prevention. Join Secure Code Warrior and our partners Opentext and Sonatype!
SF 49er Red Zone Experience
Join SCW and Guidepoint for amazing football, great tailgate food and engaging conversations on software security and how to avoid being “tackled” by security vulnerabilities.
SCW Trust Agent/Q3 Product Roadmap Webinar
Join Patrick Collins, Secure Code Warrior’s Chief Product Officer, as he highlights and demos the brand-new SCW Trust Agent product offering and dives into the product roadmap for the coming months.
OWASP 2024 Global AppSec
The Global AppSec US Conference should be action-packed with new trends and topics discussed. Join us at our booth in San Francisco for a demo on our latest product offerings.
Transformation DevSecOps
DevSecOps enables the identification of security issues earlier in the development life cycle—surfaced directly to developers who can have the greatest impact.
Cybersecurity Summit
The leading experts from mid-sized to large corporations, will meet with innovative providers of digital solutions for Cybersecurity in business. Learn from experts on our stages and meet the leading providers in the trade show area.
Blackhat USA
Now in its 27th year, Black Hat USA returns to the Mandalay Bay Convention Center in Las Vegas with a 6-day program. The event will open with four days of specialized cybersecurity Trainings (August 3-8), with courses for all skill levels. The two-day main conference (August 7-8) will feature more than 100 selected Briefings, dozens of open-source tool demos in Arsenal, a robust Business Hall, networking and social events, and much more.
AppSec & DevSecOps Summit
Unravel, unite, and uplift your security strategies at the Melbourne AppSec and DevSecOps Summit 2024. Boost your security prowess and be at the forefront of the application and cloud security revolution.
Benchmark the Current State of your Security Program with SCW Trust Score
In today's rapidly evolving security landscape, understanding where your security program stands is paramount. Join, Secure Code Warrior Chief Technology Officer & Co-founder, Matias Madou, to discuss an industry leading innovation in our security program benchmarking: SCW Trust Score.
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Nordic IT Security
The most reputable cyber security summit in Scandinavia, Nordic IT Security, has been around for 17 years acting as a steering wheel for navigation through the Nordic’s “cybersecurity watch-out” scheme.
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Belgian Coffee Hour
For those RSAC attendees from Belgium, we are hosting a special "Last Coffee of the Day" on Tuesday, March 7 at 3:00 p.m. Join our resident Belgians, CEO Pieter Danhieux and CTO Matias Madou, and other executives from Secure Code Warrior as we wind down another successful day of RSAC with great coffee and delicious bites.
Taking charge of vulnerability alerts
Today’s threat landscape is increasingly unmanageable for many companies as they struggle with an application security approach built to react rather than take charge.
SCW Coffee Shop @ RSAC 2024
The SCW Coffee Shop is back for its 4th year! Join us for coffee and learn how to brew good security into your applications!
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RSAConference 2024
The art of possibility is here! Stop by Booth 5179 to see how you can reduce your vulnerabilities by 53%
Meet with SCW Leadership @ RSAC24
Our co-founders and executives will be at Bluestone Lane Union Square Coffee Shop from May 6th through May 7th sipping on one of San Francisco’s best coffee and taking meetings.
In developers and AI, we trust
SCW Coffee Shop @RSAC24 presents: Join Matias Madou, our cofounder & CTO, and industry experts as they talk about the challenges and strategies for measuring security skills within the development cohort
How to quantify the effectiveness of your secure coding program with SCW Trust Score
SCW Coffee Shop @RSAC24 presents: Join Patrick Collins, CTPO, and Junie Dinda, CMO, as they dive into an in-depth session of the new SCW Trust Score, an industry-first benchmark reshaping the landscape of secure coding programs.
Carolina Hurricanes with GuidePoint
Join us and our partners from GuidePoint at the hockey rink for an exciting game and some AppSec talks!
Bay Area Vendor Happy Hour
More information soon.
Women Leaders in Security
SCW Coffee Shop @RSAC24 presents: Join Fatemah Beydoun, cofounder & CCO, along a panel of women leaders in the industry as they discuss how to shift left to course correct the gender gap in security. Moderated by our own, Holly Whalen, VP Channel Partners.
From Compliance Checkboxes to Risk Management: Unleashing the True Potential of SAST
Explore innovative strategies for maximizing the effectiveness of your SAST tools and implement a developer-driven security program.
secIT - Hannover 2024
Schedule time to meet or stop by Booth 14 during secIT!
Hands on Application Security Workshop
In partnership with AWS, Contrast Security, and Artiq, we bring you a interactive hands-on AppSec workshop
Virtual Wine Tasting - Ohio
Join us, GuidePoint, and other partners for a Virtual Wine Tasting with Silver Oaks Winery.
DevSecOps 360 - Riyadh
In partnership with IBM, Synopsys, and IriusRisk, we’ll share our latest integration vision for DevSecOps within the partner ecosystem
DevSecOps 360 - Munich
In partnership with IBM, Synopsys, and IriusRisk, we’ll share our latest integration vision for DevSecOps within the partner ecosystem
DevSecOps 360 - Dubai
In partnership with IBM, Synopsys, and IriusRisk, we’ll share our latest integration vision for DevSecOps within the partner ecosystem
The evolving role of the AppSec developer
Changes, causes, and considerations for one of the most important roles on your company's security team.
Strengthen left: Develop your security muscle
How to help your developers build and release secure software faster.
Shifting left for secure by design
Reduce the risks and costs associated with application security by empowering developers to be the first line of defense of your organization.
Shift left security training and vulnerability detection for embedded systems
In this webinar, we consider the challenges organizations face when adopting a security-first approach to development especially within embedded software and how to harness best practices in learning technology and benefit from shifting left to optimize developer secure code training.
Secure Coding Virtual Summit
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Saltworks and Secure Code Warrior: Better together
Preaching the gospel of when developer learning and skill-sets go up, code vulnerabilities go down.
Join us at the DEVOPS Conference
Come join us at the DEVOPS Conference this March 8-9 for some insightful talks and a chance to participate at the secure coding tournament. Get your free tickets now!
Is security a developer's problem?
Technology has exploded. And it ALL needs to be secured. Yet, security teams don’t have the manpower to cover all bases in times of rapid technological growth and evolving cybersecurity threats.
Increase software release velocity with holistic, developer-driven security
AWS + Secure Code Warrior on the importance of increasing the quantity and quality of developer code output.
Increase software release velocity with holistic, developer-driven security
We know these times may not suit everyone, so if you'd like to listen to the webinar at a more sociable hour please register and we'll send you a recording. With the rise of security breaches stemming from exploitable software vulnerabilities, organizations must look to minimize th
How to close the avoidance and remediation gap in open source compliance.
Closing this gap is important to help engineering teams and their leaders better understand the impact of open source software on an organization’s ability to create and deliver risk-free solutions. Hear how our experts tackle software audits.
How to build an AppSec program with a strong foundation
The importance and key approaches to setting a baseline when it comes to strategy development for your AppSec program.
Coders Conquer Security OWASP Top 10 API Series - Missing Function Level Access Control
The missing function level access control vulnerability allows users to perform functions that should be restricted, or lets them access resources that should be protected.
National Cybersecurity Awareness Month: More than a phishing expedition
Every organization can utilize Cybersecurity Awareness Month to refresh their security awareness, and this year, were also launching a new, free app for the coding community!
Coders Conquer Security OWASP Top 10 API Series - Lack of Resources and Rate Limiting
This vulnerability occurs when too many requests come in at the same time, and the API does not have enough computing resources to handle those requests. The API can then become unavailable or unresponsive to new requests.
ClickShare Vulnerabilities May Have Been Patched, But They Mask a Much Bigger Problem
Shifting security fixes back towards the development process isn't easy, but is necessary in today's world where even seemingly simple devices like presentation tools are both surprisingly complex, and also networked into everything else.
Coders Conquer Security OWASP Top 10 API Series - Excessive Data Exposure
The actual mechanics behind this vulnerability are similar to others, but excessive data exposure, in this case, is defined as involving legally protected or highly sensitive data.
Coders Conquer Security OWASP Top 10 API Series - Broken Authentication
Authentication often acts as a gateway to both an application and potentially to the rest of a network, so they are tempting targets for attackers. If an authentication process is broken or vulnerable, there is a good chance that attackers will discover that weakness and exploit it.
Expert Interview: Infrastructure as Code with Oscar Quintas
We'd like to shine the spotlight on one of our experts, Oscar Quintas. He's part of our Product Content team, working as a Senior Security Researcher. He's also our resident sorcerer on all things Infrastructure as Code (IaC).
Coders Conquer Security OWASP Top 10 API Series - Broken Object Level Authorization
In general, object level authorization checks should be included for every function that accesses a data source using an input from the user, and failure to do so comes at a great risk.
Death by Doki: A new Docker vulnerability with serious bite (and what you can do about it)
Cyberattacks are only getting more frequent, and threats affecting Linux-based infrastructure are becoming more common, with the end goal being an opportunity to crack open a loot chest of sensitive data stored in the cloud.
Is your organization really DevSec-ready? Put it to the test.
With your organization in mind, think about these questions in the context of your role. How would it fare when put to the DevSec test?
Strike first, strike hard: Why curated secure coding courses extend no mercy to cyber threats
A curated course containing the exact modules in which your developers would need to show proficiency will have a potent impact, and allow them to hit the ground running when it comes to security best practices in their day-to-day work.
Want developers to code with security awareness? Bring the training to them.
We already know there is too much going on in a workday, so what incentive do developers have to schlep off to a classroom, or context-switch to go through five steps to access static theory-based training?
COVID-19 contact tracing: What's the secure coding situation?
The idea behind contact tracing apps is sound. This technology, when functioning well, would ensure hotspots are quickly revealed and comprehensive testing can occur - both essential components of fighting the spread of a contagious virus.
Stop disrupting my workflow! How you can get the right security training at the right time
We started to think about what we could do to reduce the barrier to getting training when you need it, and how micro-learning could be implemented into your workflow in a more seamless way.
International Women in Engineering Day: Meet Our Stars
June 23rd is a special entry in the geek calendar, marking International Women in Engineering Day. This is our chance to cast light on the contribution of women to software development.
Coders Conquer Security Infrastructure as Code Series - Business Logic
This vulnerability can occur when coders fail to properly implement business logic rules, which could leave their applications vulnerable to different kinds of attacks should a malicious user choose to exploit them.
Rust is the most-loved programming language for the fifth time. Is it our new security savior?
Rust incorporates known and functional elements from commonly used languages, working to a different philosophy that disposes of complexity, while introducing performance and safety.
Coders Conquer Security Infrastructure as Code Series - Using Components From Untrusted Sources
The vulnerability-inducing behavior that we are going to focus on here is using code from untrusted sources, a seemingly benign practice that is causing big problems.
Cybercriminals Are Attacking Healthcare (But We Can Fight Back)
Healthcare could be the next 'great' cybersecurity battleground, with criminals attacking the very machines that diagnose medical problems, provide treatments and sustain life.
Coders Conquer Security Infrastructure as Code Series: Security Misconfiguration - Improper Permissions
Security misconfigurations, especially those of the improper permissions variety, most often happen whenever a developer creates a new user or grants permission for an application as a tool in order to accomplish a task.
Coders Conquer Security Infrastructure as Code Series: Insufficient Transport Layer Protection
At times, applications will also share data with other programs as part of an overall workload. Unless the transport layer is protected, it makes it vulnerable to both outside snooping and unauthorized internal viewing.
Coders Conquer Security Infrastructure as Code Series: Insecure Cryptography
These days, having critical data like passwords, personal information and financial records hashed while at rest is a cornerstone of any cybersecurity defense.
COBOL Application Development Security | Secure Code Warrior
Legacy COBOL, although an older computer language, is still effective to this day. Learn more about COBOL secure application development from Secure Code Warrior.
Coders Conquer Security Infrastructure as Code Series: Plaintext Storage of Passwords
The key to most computer security these days involves passwords. Even if other security methods are employed, like two-factor authentication or biometrics, most organizations still employ password-based security as one element of their protection.
Webinar: Are you ready to put the "Sec" in DevOps?
We must get to a stage where security is seen as a shared responsibility across the entire organization, and throughout the SDLC. This is certainly possible when you commit to a fully-fledged, highly supportive DevSecOps environment.
Coders Conquer Security Infrastructure as Code Series: Missing Function Level Access Control
Without infrastructure-level access control in perfect order, it opens up an entire enterprise to attackers, who can use that vulnerability as their gateway for either unauthorized snooping or a full attack.
Coders Conquer Security Infrastructure as Code Series: Disabled Security Features
Attackers will always attempt to find easily exploitable vulnerabilities first and may even use a script to run through common weaknesses. It's not unlike a thief checking all the cars on a street to see if any doors are unlocked, which is a lot easier than smashing a window.
Turning boring PCI-DSS compliance into a meaningful exercise for everybody: Part 2 - CISOs and developer awareness
This is part 2 of a mini-series on PCI-DSS compliance within an organization. In this final chapter, we detail how CTOs and CISOs can lead from the top in reducing cyber risk and making the process seamless, successful... and maybe a little fun for developers.
Turning boring PCI-DSS compliance into a meaningful exercise for everybody: Part 1 - AppSec
This is part 1 of a two-part series on successful PCI-DSS compliance within an organization. In this chapter, we detail how AppSec specialists can work closely with development managers to empower developers, strengthen the SSDLC and get specific outcomes from general legislation.
The future of cybersecurity: What WON'T be happening in the year to come
In our industry, many security experts have started predicting the hot-button issues for the year, but with more than five billion sensitive data records stolen in 2019, we figured it would be more accurate to predict what won't be happening in cybersecurity in the foreseeable future.
Shifting left is not enough: Why starting left is your key to software security excellence
Much of the initiative around "shifting left", that is, introducing security much earlier in the development process, simply doesnt move the needle far enough.
DevSecOps in DACH: Key findings from secure coding pilot programs
With the advent of GDPR, as well as a revised strategy following a multi-stage attack that exposed the sensitive data of many public figures - as well as servers in the German federal government - it is clear that cybersecurity awareness and action are front-of-mind for leaders in the DACH region.
How to Become a Kick-Ass DevSecOps Engineer
The world is starting to move on past Waterfall, Agile, and now DevOps, so what is the next solution? And as a developer, what is your role in keeping pace with these changes in approach?
The most dangerous software errors of 2019: More evidence of history repeating
Towards the end of last year, the amazing community at MITRE published their list of the CWE Top 25 Most Dangerous Software Errors that affected the world in 2019. And most of it was no surprise.
The growth spurt: Happy 5th birthday, Secure Code Warrior
I could have started this article with all the facts and figures indicating a thriving, hyper-growth startup; they are undeniably impressive and our ongoing company trajectory is strong. However, for me, these numbers don't reflect what I am most proud of in 2019.
Why DevOps Implementation is Often Unsuccessful (and How You Can Fix It)
Few companies are truly successful in their DevOps implementation. However, the right support, nurturing and understanding across the business can transform your process.
The new NIST guidelines: Why customized training is essential to create secure software
The National Institute of Standards & Technology (NIST) released an updated white paper, detailing several action plans for reducing software vulnerabilities and cyber risk.
OWASP AppSec Day 2019: Nurturing Secure Developers
These developer-focused events are among my favorite on the calendar; they provide a humbling reminder of the community that works tirelessly to educate and empower software engineers and specialists to champion security in their work.
Static Vs. Dynamic Cybersecurity Training: Impulsive Compliance, Future Problems
While regulatory initiatives will undoubtedly improve and grow over time, if organizations are already hitting the panic button and leaping into training now, they might just find themselves ill-equipped for the future.
It takes a village: How community spirit creates more secure developers
There are developers of all types, from all walks of life, and there has always been a sense of community in everything we do.
In-depth security training is raising questions in education
While secure coding needs to become a mandatory component of software engineering at the tertiary level, some universities are leading the charge in providing top-notch training and prioritizing security as part of the development process from the very beginning.p
Women in Security: Spotlight on Fatemah Beydoun
Our VP of Customer Success, Fatemah Beydoun, recently presented her talk, "Mentoring for the future: How we can all do better in fostering female cybersecurity talent" to a very receptive audience. She has been an integral part of driving positive change within the cybersecurity industry.
Coders Conquer Security: Share & Learn Series - Insecure Deserialization
Insecure deserialization can happen whenever an application treats data being deserialized as trusted. If a user is able to modify the newly reconstructed data, they can perform all kinds of malicious activities such as code injections, denial of service attacks or elevating their privileges.
Contextual, Hands-On Learning: The Supercharged Way to Train Your Brain for Security
It truly boggles the mind that many places still rely on classrooms, dry textbooks and mind-numbing video training to get their best and brightest on-board with new initiatives, especially when there's a far better, more engaging and more valuable way to learn: contextual training.
Empathy, Gratitude, and Staying Humble: The Foundation of Our Culture
The software security industry isn't exactly known for its warm and fuzzy feelings, whimsical observations and life commentary, but, perhaps as I get older, I find myself reflecting on the impact we can all have in the world.
Coders Conquer Security: Share & Learn Series - Sensitive Data Exposure
Sensitive data exposure occurs whenever information that is only meant for authorized viewing is exposed to an unauthorized person in an unencrypted, unprotected, or weakly protected state.
Why we need to support, not punish, curious security minds
Teen security researcher, Bill Demirkapi, exposing major vulnerabilities in software used by his school certainly brought back some memories. I remember being the curious kid, lifting the hood on software to take a peek underneath and see how it all worked... and if I could break it.
The Great Global Patch: VxWorks Flaws Set to Compromise Millions of Devices
While VxWorks isn't a household name to the average consumer, this software product benefits many people just like you and me, each and every day. And now, we are faced with the possibility that hundreds of millions of VxWorks-powered devices are now compromised.
Coders Conquer Security: Share & Learn Series - XXE Injection
The XML External Entity Injection attack, sometimes simply abbreviated as XXE injection, is relatively new, but it's extremely popular among hacking communities right now, and growing even more so as it racks up successes.
Coders Conquer Security: Share & Learn Series - CRLF Injection
If an attacker can insert a CR or LF code into an existing application, they can sometimes change its behavior. The effects are less easy to predict compared with most attacks, but can be no less dangerous to the target organization.
How creative CISOs and CIOs can innovate and transform their security program
Creative, inspiring CISOs and CIOs have the power to innovate and shape our digital world, but they can also be instrumental in transforming an organizations security culture.
Coders Conquer Security: Share & Learn Series - Remote File Inclusion
In many ways, the remote file inclusion vulnerability is much more dangerous, and also easier to exploit, than its local file counterpart. As such, it should be found and remedied as soon as possible.
The Revamped PCI Security Standards Council Guidelines: Do They Shift Far Enough Left?
This year, the PCI Security Standards Council released an all-new set of software security guidelines as part of their PCI Software Security Framework. This update aims to bring software security best practice in-line with modern software development.
Coders Conquer Security: Share & Learn Series - Local File Inclusion and Path Traversal
Unlike many vulnerabilities, exploiting local file inclusion and path traversal processes for nefarious purposes requires a sufficiently skilled attacker, a fair amount of time, and perhaps a bit of luck.
Coders Conquer Security: Share & Learn Series - Insufficient Transport Layer Protection
Even if you have completely secured an application server and the backend systems it uses, communications might still be vulnerable to snooping if you have insufficient transport layer protection.
Coders Conquer Security: Share & Learn Series - XML Injections
XML injection attacks are nasty little exploits invented by hackers to help them compromise systems hosting XML databases. This includes the kinds of things that come to mind when one thinks about traditional databases - detailed stores of information about anything from medicines to movies.
Huawei security UK problems demonstrate the need for secure coding
A recent report from the UK's Huawei Cyber Security Evaluation Centre identified major security issues within Huawei's software engineering processes. But it's a problem that can be fixed.
Best of the Brunch: Our Leaders in AppSec Share Their Wisdom
Addressing hot-button issues like how to make the most of an organization's AppSec budget, as well as several curly questions from the audience, the Leaders in AppSec panel delivered some real morning magic that will help security specialists build out viable programs within their organizations.
Coders Conquer Security: Share & Learn Series - Insufficient Logging and Monitoring
Insufficient logging and monitoring is one of the most dangerous conditions that can exist within an application's defensive structure. If this vulnerability or condition exists, then almost any advanced attack made against it will eventually be successful.
Coders Conquer Security: Share & Learn Series - Unvalidated Redirects and Forwards
Coding a website or application with the ability to process unvalidated redirects and forwards can be extremely dangerous for both your users and your organization.
Secure Code Warrior and Bugcrowd: A Match Made in Security Geek Heaven
It's official: we are joining forces with Bugcrowd in the fight to educate, empower and enlighten developers on secure coding.
Coders Conquer Security: Share & Learn Series - Code Injection
Code injection attacks are among the most common, and also the most dangerous, that many websites and applications will encounter. They run the gamut both in terms of sophistication and in the danger that they pose, but nearly any site or app that accepts user input could be vulnerable.
GitHub Users Held to Ransom with Plaintext Pain
The recent attack on GitHub repositories highlights a well-known issue within the security industry: most developers are simply not sufficiently security-aware, and valuable data could be at risk at any time.
Coders Conquer Security: Share & Learn Series - Broken Access Control
When you build a business application, whether for internal use or external use by your customers, you probably don't let every user perform every single function. If you do, you may be vulnerable to broken access control.
For Cybersecurity Best Practice, Look to the Finance Industry
With cyberattacks on the rise - affecting every type of organisation in every vertical - the threat of expensive, embarrassing and bottom-line-affecting data breaches is very real. The problem is not getting smaller, it's growing like a tumour.
Coders Conquer Security: Share & Learn Series - Information Exposure
When your web app reveals too much information, it can make it easier for attackers to break into it. jIn this post, we'll cover what information exposure is, why it's dangerous, and how to prevent it.
Coders Conquer Security: Share & Learn Series - Using Components with Known Vulnerabilities
Since all applications use components, most of which you haven't written, vulnerabilities within the components you use can become liabilities. Let's discuss what using components with known vulnerabilities means, how dangerous it is, and how to resolve it.
Security' is Not a Dirty Word: How a Positive Approach Will Transform Your Security Program
Having been on both sides of the fence, I know all too well the tension that can arise between the development team and AppSec specialists when it comes to upholding security best practice. However, there is a better approach.
Coders Conquer Security: Share & Learn Series - Authentication
Were going to cover one of the most common problems faced by organizations that either run websites, or which allow employees to remotely access computer resources - which is pretty much everyone. And yes, you probably guessed that we are going to be talking about authentication.
Coders Conquer Security: Share & Learn Series - Insufficient Anti-Automation
If an application has insufficient anti-automation checks in place, attackers can simply keep guessing at passwords until they find a match. Heres how to stop them.
Coders Conquer Security: Share & Learn Series - Business Logic Problems
Although coding issues may be part of the problem, business logic errors are most frequently a result of design flaws or incorrect logical assumptions when an app is first created.
DevSecOps: The Old Security Bugs Still Performing New Tricks
In cybersecurity, we are often like hunters. Our eyes are firmly glued to the horizon, scanning for the next breakout vulnerability. However, this forward-looking focus can have the surprising effect of dampening our overall security awareness.
Coders Conquer Security: Share & Learn Series - Email Header Injection
It's common for websites and applications to allow users to send feedback and various other bits of information through an application using email. And most people don't even think about it in terms of a potential security risk.
Coders Conquer Security: Share & Learn Series: Insecure Direct Object Reference
A direct object reference is when a specific record (the 'object'), is referenced within an application. It usually takes the form of a unique identifier and may appear in a URL.
Software Security is in the Wild West (and it's going to get us killed)
Software security is always front-of-mind for me, as is the very real danger posed by our increasingly digital, personal information-sharing lifestyles. After all, we are in a largely unregulated, unsupervised and blissfully ignored territory. We're in the Wild West.
Insecure Cryptographic Storage & Security | Secure Code Warrior
In this digital society, developers are responsible for keeping info & businesses safe from insecure cryptographic storage. Learn from Secure Code Warrior.
Coders Conquer Security: Share & Learn Series - XQuery Injection
A huge majority of websites use XML databases to perform critical functions such as holding user login credentials, customer information, personal identity information and confidential or sensitive data, leaving XQuery attacks with a rather large attack footprint.
What is Security Misconfiguration? | Secure Code Warrior
What is security misconfiguration? Find the most popular security misconfigurations & how to prevent vulnerabilities. Learn from Secure Code Warrior.
Happy 4th Birthday Secure Code Warrior, You Cheeky Little Toddler
The older my daughter and the company gets, the more I realise there are so many similarities between a startup journey and the ���first-time� parent journey. I am in my fourth year for both now.pi
Coders Conquer Security: Share & Learn Series - Clickjacking
Let's take a look now at how clickjacking works, why it's dangerous, and what developers like you can do to prevent it.
Coders Conquer Security: Share & Learn Series - OS Command Injection
OS command injection attacks can be performed by entry-level and less skilled hackers, which makes them one of the most common weaknesses that security teams experience. Thankfully, there are quite a few very effective ways to prevent them from being successful.
Coders Conquer Security: Share & Learn Series - Session Management Weaknesses
Sessions are key to a good user experience when using the web. However, managing sessions incorrectly can lead to security holes that attackers can exploit.
Developer Tournaments: AppSec's Secret Weapon to Improve Security Culture and Engagement
Don't you think it's time we gave security a makeover? It's as simple as changing the conversation and making everything a little more positive (not to mention fun!) for both sides, especially the development team.
Coders Conquer Security: Share & Learn Series - Padding Oracle
While Padding Oracle sounds like a really bad name for an alternative rock band, it's actually a vulnerability that can be used by attackers to decrypt information without knowing the encryption key.
Coders Conquer Security: Share & Learn Series - LDAP Injections
Problems can occur when malicious users can manipulate an LDAP query. Doing this can trick the receiving server into executing invalid queries that would normally not be allowed, or even granting high level or administrator access to invalid or low-security users without a password.
The Change We Need In The AppSec Badlands: My 2019 Predictions
The real battle we face isn't against script kiddies, or dangerous organized cybercrime syndicates... its in getting more people to care that data breaches are happening at all.
Coders Conquer Security: Share & Learn Series - Unrestricted File Uploads
In cybersecurity, attackers can be quick to exploit any application or program that has been allowed to support unrestricted file uploads. And the results can be devastating.
Coders Conquer Security: Share & Learn Series - NoSQL Injection
NoSQL databases are becoming increasingly popular. It's hard to deny their speed and ease of dealing with unstructured data, but as use becomes widespread, more vulnerabilities inevitably bubble to the surface.
Coders Conquer Security: Share & Learn Series - Cross-Site Request Forgery
CSRF attacks are fairly complex and rely on multiple layers to be successful. In other words, lots of things have to break in favor of the attacker for it to work. Despite this, they are an extremely popular, lucrative attack vector.
Coders Conquer Security: Share & Learn - SQL Injection
Attackers are using SQL injection - one of the oldest (since 1998!) and peskiest data vulnerabilities out there - to steal and change the sensitive information available in millions of databases all over the world.
Confusing Privacy with Security: The Fatal Mistake
When online privacy attempts to exist without security, chaos reigns. Just ask Ross Ulbricht.
Why financial institutions are leading the charge to upskill their developers in secure coding
Observing: the rising innovation and leadership of financial institutions in upskilling their developers on secure coding.
Why SQL Injections Are The Cockroaches of the AppSec World (and how CISOs can eradicate them once and for all)
There's a well-known theory that cockroaches can survive basically anything - even a nuclear explosion.
A Brighter Future For DevSecOps? It's Closer Than You Think
There are many solutions that find vulnerabilities in code, but security needs to place more emphasis on teaching developers to follow security guidelines that will prevent them from making these mistakes in the first place.
Why gamification is the key to leveling up your software security
We must work to change the conversation, to make security an integral part of every developer's working life. And I think one of the best ways to do this is by empowering and engaging with developers on security through, for example, gamification.
More Breaches, More Problems: The Cost of Trust in Third-Party Apps
We must stop thinking of security as an irritating obstacle on the path of company innovation.
Celebrating International Women in Engineering Day: Meet Lucy
I thought I would end up in an infrastructure or service support sort of career, and then got a development opportunity in a graduate program. Turns out thats exactly where I needed to be.
Some CISOs are turning the security skills shortage into an opportunity
Empowering developers to write secure code from the start is an opportunity for CISOs to seize some proactive control from the security predicament, and where there is the chance for fast, easy and measurable improvements for both security and development teams.
"Explosive" cyber attacks in Oil and Gas are life threatening
The only thing that prevented an explosion was a mistake in the attackers computer code, the investigators said.
Secure Code Warrior - Happy 3rd Birthday to us
Our vision is to empower developers to be the first line of defence in their organisation by making security highly visible and providing them with the skills and tools to write secure code from the beginning.
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.
One Culture of Security: How Sage Built Their Champions Program
Discover how Sage enhanced security with a flexible, relationship-focused approach, creating 200+ security champions and achieving measurable risk reduction.
The path to security champions: How Workday utilized agile learning to upskill developers
Discover how Workday transformed developer training with agile learning through Secure Code Warrior. By empowering developer with hands-on, language-specific education, Workday reduced vulnerabilities early in the SDLC. See their impressive results and key takeaways to build a secure code culture.
How Thales implemented developer-driven security
In this case study, learn how Thales has developed people, process, and technology approaches for an agile secure code learning program in order to engage developers to become active security champions.
How Colgate-Palmolive boosted developer security skills and created a secure coding culture
Discover how retail giant Colgate-Palmolive reshaped its application security during its digital transformation journey. Facing challenges in secure coding, they innovated their approach by integrating bite-sized, in-context learning into the developer workflow.
How a ‘Game of Codes’ is leading IAG Group to a more secure coding future
IAG Group is the name behind many of the leading insurancecompanies in the Asia-Pacific region, underwriting policies formillions of customers to the tune of approximately AUD $11.4 Billionin premiums per annum.
Creating a revolutionary security certification experience
Learn how they created an in-house technology education initiative, aimed at supporting thousands of employees to learn practical, cutting-edge skills in a number of disciplines, including machine learning and cybersecurity.
ASRG's push for automotive software security
Explore this comprehensive case study to learn more about how they utilized Secure Code Warrior's tournaments to engage developers, increase awareness of key vulnerabilities affecting automotive software, and gain metrics across multiple languages and frameworks.
Forbes: A New Frontier: NSA Proposes “Security By Design” Considerations For AI Enablement
The cybersecurity industry, which has been advocating for “security by design” principles for more than a decade, stands in wide-eyed amazement at the risks posed by artificial intelligence (AI). As organizations rush to embrace AI enablement, a CISO’s most pressing priority is to avoid becoming a roadblock. However, without effective AI usage and governance, observability and traceability, organizations may be blindsided by their AI risk.
Techpartner.news: Secure Code Warrior introduces framework to govern AI use in software development
Secure Code Warrior has introduced the SCW AI Adoption Model, a framework designed to help organisations govern AI use in software development as the industry shifts from the traditional software development lifecycle (SDLC) toward what the company calls the Agentic Development Lifecycle (ADLC).
DevOps.com: Are LLMs Equally Good (or Bad) at Building Secure Software?
With many software engineering teams moving from AI coding assistants into full agentic AI code generation and increasing the amount of code they produce exponentially, ensuring the security of that code must be a top priority. The study produces practical guidance for organizations that are getting on board the AI-assisted or agentic code development train.
TechRadar Pro: Beware the token trap: Why saving on inference might put your ADLC at risk
Token use can create unexpected, sizeable costs for organizations.
KBI Media: AI Coding Boom Raises Fresh Cybersecurity Risks for Business
AI enables faster development cycles and allows developers to focus on higher-value work. For many businesses, these efficiencies are becoming essential to remaining competitive. The challenge, therefore, is not whether to adopt AI, but how to do so responsibly. Businesses that invest in developer education, governance frameworks, AI observability and robust security controls will be better positioned to capture the benefits while limiting the associated risks.
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In AI Today: AI's weakest link isn't the model but the software supply chain
The issue is no longer simply about protecting AI models themselves. Increasingly, attackers are focusing on the software ecosystem surrounding those models, including the development tools, middleware, open-source libraries, and automated deployment pipelines that organisations rely upon every day.
The AI Journal: Investigating global AI regulation: Who is winning, and where to from here?
As we will unpack together, there is a lot of movement around the world, with some collaboration between nations, but the path forward is far from uniform or clear, particularly in business environments where AI adoption is often mandated before holistic safeguarding measures are in place.
Cyber Daily: The industry reacts to OpenAI’s agent ‘accidentally’ hacking Hugging Face
According to one expert, AI guardrails are not designed as “security boundaries” but rather to influence behaviour – but what if that behaviour is hacking one of your industry partners?
SecurityBrief: Autonomous OpenAI agents breach Hugging Face in test
Cyber security experts have warned that the breach of Hugging Face infrastructure during an OpenAI security evaluation marks a turning point in the risks posed by autonomous AI agents. In the incident, AI models moved beyond a controlled test and carried out a live, multi-stage intrusion against the AI platform.
Technology Decisions: AI generated code found to produce predictable weaknesses
AI-generated code introduces an average of 15 confirmed vulnerabilities per codebase, research published by Secure Code Warrior indicates.
Forbes: OpenAI’s Hugging Face Breach Shows Frontier AI Guardrails Are Failing
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In AI Today: Secure Code Warrior research reveals AI-generated code introduces an average of 15 vulnerabilities per codebase
Secure Code Warrior research reveals AI-generated code introduces an average of 15 vulnerabilities per codebase.
VMBlog: Secure Code Warrior Research Reveals AI-Generated Code Introduces an Average of 15 Vulnerabilities Per Codebase
Secure Code Warrior introduced the SCW AI Trust Index, a living benchmark for AI coding security that grows with every new model, helping organizations understand and govern the security risks introduced by AI-generated code. Built on a methodology created with RMIT University, Australia, then extended by Secure Code Warrior, the research presents comprehensive benchmarks on how often leading LLMs produce insecure code, with material implications for every enterprise scaling AI-assisted development.
Dark Reading: Choose Wisely: AI-Generated Coding Risk Varies, A Lot
AI-generated code introduces 15 vulnerabilities on average per codebase, but the actual risk depends on framework pairing more than the model used.
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Secure Code Warrior Research Reveals AI-Generated Code Introduces an Average of 15 Vulnerabilities Per Codebase
New SCW AI Trust Index shows AI-generated coding risk is not random, it's predictable by model and framework, giving security leaders the data to safely scale AI-assisted development.
ITWire: Eight Industry Executives Comment on Worldwide AI Appreciation Day
The challenges with AI implementation, constant updates, and the race for industry dominance are coming thick and fast, and security professionals are among the most affected by its vast risk profile.
Cyber Daily: The industry speaks – part 3: AI Appreciation Day 2026
The Australian government has said AI is very much in the country’s future national interest – but where does it stand today? Here’s what the industry’s best and brightest have to say about artificial intelligence and its role in the modern enterprise.
ITWire: Agentic AI Era Demands Overhaul of Governance Frameworks
The emergence of agentic AI marks a structural shift in software development, introducing systems that not only accelerate production cycles but also perform autonomous reasoning and action beyond direct human control.
SecurityWeek: How to Conduct a Successful Audit of AI-Driven Software Development
As AI-generated code becomes commonplace, CISOs need new audit strategies to measure developer practices, govern AI tool usage, and identify software risks before they reach production.
IT Brief: A strategic blueprint for governing AI-enabled software development
According to a recent survey, more than seven in ten developers who have used AI coding tools report relying on them on a daily basis. However, many organisations still lack clear visibility into how these tools are influencing production code, creating governance gaps at a time when demand is accelerating and delivery timelines are tightening.
SD Times: Platform Engineering & Developer Experience: Making Engineers Faster Without Making Them Reckless: SD Times 100
This category has taken on new urgency in 2026 for a reason that’s specific to this moment: AI coding tools and agents are dramatically increasing how much code gets written and how often it needs to be deployed, tested, and provisioned for. Platform engineering is the layer that determines whether that increased velocity translates into shipped value or into chaos.
ComputerWeekly: Secure Code Warrior CEO on surviving the AI ‘vulnerability apocalypse’
As enterprises embrace agentic AI and vibe coding, Secure Code Warrior CEO and co-founder Pieter Danhieux warns that code-generating models are still producing critical security flaws.
In AI Today: Secure Code Warrior introduces its AI Adoption Model to accelerate secure AI adoption as the SDLC evolves toward the Agentic Development Lifecycle
Secure Code Warrior, a leader in AI software governance and developer security upskilling, today introduced its new SCW AI Adoption Model, a practical framework that maps the full progression of AI use in software development, from minimal AI assistance or fully autonomous agentic orchestration. The framework gives CISOs a roadmap to identify where their organisation sits today from an AI adoption perspective, the training developers need at each stage, and which governance controls are required as autonomy increases — answering the question every security leader is asking: where do we start?
Help Net Security: New Secure Code Warrior framework helps CISOs govern AI-driven software development
Secure Code Warrior has introduced its new SCW AI Adoption Model, a practical framework that maps the progression of AI use in software development, from minimal AI assistance to fully autonomous agentic orchestration. The framework helps CISOs assess their organization’s level of AI adoption, identify the training developers need at each stage, and determine the governance controls required as autonomy increases, answering the question every security leader is asking: Where do we start?
SecurityBrief UK: Secure Code Warrior launches AI adoption model for CISOs
Secure Code Warrior has launched an AI Adoption Model for software development, aimed at Chief Information Security Officers managing AI use across development teams.
ITWire: Secure Code Warrior Introduces its AI Adoption Model to accelerate secure AI adoption as the SDLC evolves toward the Agentic Development Lifecycle
SCW’s framework gives organisations a clear entry point and practical roadmap for every team — at every stage of the AI adoption curve.
VMblog: Secure Code Warrior Introduces its AI Adoption Model to accelerate secure AI adoption as the SDLC evolves toward the Agentic Development Lifecycle
Secure Code Warrior introduced its new SCW AI Adoption Model, a practical framework that maps the full progression of AI use in software development, from minimal AI assistance or fully autonomous agentic orchestration. The framework gives CISOs a roadmap to identify where their organization sits today from an AI adoption perspective, the training developers need at each stage, and which governance controls are required as autonomy increases — answering the question every security leader is asking: where do we start?
DEVOPSdigest: Secure Code Warrior Releases AI Adoption Model
Secure Code Warrior introduced its new SCW AI Adoption Model, a practical framework that maps the full progression of AI use in software development, from minimal AI assistance or fully autonomous agentic orchestration.
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Secure Code Warrior Introduces its AI Adoption Model to accelerate secure AI adoption as the SDLC evolves toward the Agentic Development Lifecycle
Secure Code Warrior, a leader in AI software governance and developer security upskilling, today introduced its new SCW AI Adoption Model, a practical framework that maps the full progression of AI use in software development, from minimal AI assistance or fully autonomous agentic orchestration. The framework gives CISOs a roadmap to identify where their organization sits today from an AI adoption perspective, the training developers need at each stage, and which governance controls are required as autonomy increases — answering the question every security leader is asking: where do we start?
teiss: The $1.73 data breach
Artificial intelligence-powered cyber-attacks are giving new meaning to the phrase, “before they know what hit ’em.”
SC Media: Why Does It Matter Who or What Created the Code? (Application Security Weekly, Episode #387)
Agents and LLMs are creating and reviewing code. They're a new tool to help developers write software and they're a new abstraction layer for expressing what code should do. But if we're focused on determining whether code is secure, where do we focus our attention on ensuring a secure outcome? Matias Madou talks about the challenges of finding metrics to help answer these questions. We walk through many of the questions we'd like to see answered and our desire to see appsec (finally?) shift out of a find-and-fix mode into a future of secure design.
eSecurity Planet: Understanding LLM Coding Personalities Is Now Key to Developer Improvement
Organizations need to establish precise security reviews, with human developers anchoring the process to implement effective security controls while also managing the specific coding temperament of each LLM used.
DevOps.com: Secure Code Warrior Leverages AI to Extend DevSecOps Training Reach
Secure Code Warrior this week extended the capability of its artificial intelligence (AI) agent to make it possible to surface relevant training insights in real time as application developers are writing code.
DevSecOps Talks: #102 - The 90-Day Patch Window Is Dead with Ian Amit and Matias Madou
What happens when AI can turn patches into exploits in hours? The hosts discuss with Ian Amit and Matias Madou why the 90-day disclosure window is breaking, what Mythos Preview changes, and why shipping vulnerable code is becoming more expensive.
ITWire: Secure Code Warrior Advances AI Software Governance with New Adaptive Learning Capability at the 2026 Gartner Security & Risk Management Summit
Secure Code Warrior, a leader in AI software governance and developer security upskilling, today unveiled its new Adaptive Learning capability from the Gartner Security & Risk Management Summit 2026. Adaptive Learning helps enterprises move AI software governance from visibility to measurable action — delivering targeted, risk-aligned microlearning at the moment of risk, and proving the result at the commit level.
Enterprise Security Tech: Secure Code Warrior Launches Adaptive Learning Platform to Tackle AI-Generated Software Risk
At the Gartner Security & Risk Management Summit 2026, Secure Code Warrior announced a new Adaptive Learning capability designed to help organizations reduce software security risk by connecting developer education directly to AI coding activity and real-world vulnerabilities.
ITBrief UK: Secure Code Warrior launches AI governance learning
Secure Code Warrior has launched Adaptive Learning for its AI software governance platform. The feature is intended to connect developer training to real-time coding activity.
SD Times: Secure Code Warrior Advances AI Software Governance with New Adaptive Learning Capability
Secure Code Warrior, a leader in AI software governance and developer security upskilling, today unveiled its new Adaptive Learning capability from the Gartner Security & Risk Management Summit 2026. Adaptive Learning helps enterprises move AI software governance from visibility to measurable action — delivering targeted, risk-aligned microlearning at the moment of risk, and proving the result at the commit level.
Help Net Security: Secure Code Warrior connects developer training to AI usage and code risks
Secure Code Warrior has introduced Adaptive Learning, a capability designed to help organizations support AI software governance through targeted training based on identified risks. The feature delivers contextual microlearning and tracks outcomes at the code commit level.
In AI Today: AI puts threat modelling at the frontline of software development
Traditionally, threat modelling has been the domain of security professionals tasked with anticipating how attackers might infiltrate systems or exploit vulnerabilities. The process has relied heavily on manual analysis, workshops, and an expanding suite of scanning tools. While effective in earlier eras, this approach struggles to keep pace with the complexity of today’s software development. At the same time, AI-driven coding is accelerating the volume of code produced, expanding the potential attack surface and introducing new categories of risk.
Secure Code Warrior Advances AI Software Governance with New Adaptive Learning Capability at the 2026 Gartner® Security & Risk Management Summit
Gartner Security & Risk Management Summit, National Harbor, MD. June 1, 2026 – Secure Code Warrior, a leader in AI software governance and developer security upskilling, today unveiled its new Adaptive Learning capability from the Gartner Security & Risk Management Summit 2026. Adaptive Learning helps enterprises move AI software governance from visibility to measurable action — delivering targeted, risk-aligned microlearning at the moment of risk, and proving the result at the commit level.
Technology Solutions: 'Tokenmaxxing' facing a reality check as enterprises question AI value
Enterprises are beginning to realise that token metrics alone offer only a partial picture of AI effectiveness. Token volume may measure activity, but it does not measure whether the output is secure or commercially valuable.
Techstrong.AI: The Age of Agentic AI Requires a New Governance Model
To avoid being overrun by agentic AI’s power, organizations need to take a new approach to governance that works at the speed of AI agents, incorporating real-time monitoring, automated guardrails and dynamic policy frameworks that can keep autonomous innovation from outpacing our ability to manage the lifecycle.
TalkDev: Essential Guidelines for Securing AI-Generated Code in 2026
Vibe coding has taken software development by storm, with developers and enterprises using AI to generate code and leverage its productivity benefits. However, research has found that AI-generated code has significant security gaps. LLMs are not sufficiently security-savvy and struggle to identify critical vulnerabilities, especially when they fall under vague or subjective categories. At such a time, when human oversight is more important than ever, it is vital for the industry to address the gap in developers’ security proficiency. In a conversation with the Talk Dev Bureau, Matias Madou discusses the urgency for enterprises to identify vulnerabilities, train their developers in security proficiency, and set up appropriate enterprise-relevant governance protocols.
DEVOPSdigest: Tokenmaxxing Pressures: The Impact on Modern Developer Ecosystems
As enterprises scale AI deployments across chatbots, copilots and agents, token-based pricing is becoming a primary cost driver — and board members and executives are starting to ask warranted questions about the real value of AI and its return on investment (ROI). But what is driving the pressure to maximize token spend, and what does this mean for modern developer environments?
Forbes: A Strategic Game Plan For The Governance Of AI-Enabled Code Development
Artificial intelligence (AI)-driven coding is no longer experimental; it’s embedded in the majority of daily workflows. In fact, more than seven out of 10 developers who have tried using AI now use AI coding tools every day. Yet, most organizations lack visibility into how these tools affect production code, creating governance blind spots as demand spikes and deadlines accelerate.
SiliconANGLE: The software supply chain is the new ground zero for enterprise cyber risk. Don’t get caught short.
As security professionals, we’re staring into a future where AI-related attacks will come from every angle very quickly, and AI defenses simply aren’t ready. It’s the software supply chain that is the real pay dirt for an attacker.
ARN: AWS’ Pip Gilbert sees partners as the strategy for unlocking AI and cloud innovation
Gilbert believes that security is a shared responsibility because there are humans involved with technology. That is one of the reasons behind AWS announcing a partnership with AI software governance and developer security upskilling firm Secure Code Warrior at this years’ Partner Summit.
TalkDev: Secure Code Warrior Signs Strategic Collaboration Agreement with AWS to Support Security-Conscious Developers with Amazon Bedrock AI Learning Modules
Secure Code Warrior, a leader in AI software governance and developer security upskilling, announced it has signed a strategic collaboration agreement (SCA) with Amazon Web Services (AWS), and has launched new interactive, hands-on training modules now available within the Secure Code Warrior platform. The new modules enable developers and engineers to build Secure by Design habits, maintain continuous risk awareness, and adopt secure operational practices for Amazon Bedrock, the platform for building generative AI applications and agents at production scale.
SD Times: Secure Code Warrior collaborating with AWS, launches Amazon Bedrock AI Learning Modules
Secure Code Warrior announced it has signed a collaboration agreement with Amazon Web Services (AWS), and has launched new interactive, hands-on training modules now available within the Secure Code Warrior platform.
Secure Code Warrior Signs Strategic Collaboration Agreement with AWS to Support Security-Conscious Developers with Amazon Bedrock AI Learning Modules
New interactive training activities simulate real-world AI risk remediation for Amazon Bedrock.
IT Brief US: KnowBe4 partners Secure Code Warrior on AI training
KnowBe4 has partnered with Secure Code Warrior to add secure coding and AI governance training to its library for organizations with technical teams.
ITNews: Why AI-Driven Development Is Creating New Security Challenges
Australia’s software development landscape is undergoing a profound shift, as artificial intelligence moves from a supporting role to a central driver of how code is written, tested and deployed.
SecurityBrief: KnowBe4 adds AI secure coding training with partner
KnowBe4 has partnered with Secure Code Warrior to offer secure coding training for organisations with technical teams, adding specialist content to KnowBe4's training library.
KnowBe4 Announces Strategic Partnership with Secure Code Warrior to Deliver Interactive Secure Coding Training
Organizations can train developers on AI governance and secure coding across 10 programming languages with Secure Code Warrior and KnowBe4.
TechTarget: Tokenmaxxing: How CIOs can extract maximum value from AI tokens
Tokenmaxxing is the key to mastering AI costs. Discover how enterprises can optimize token usage, reduce waste and scale AI responsibly.
IEEE Spectrum: Claude Mythos Preview Requires New Ways to Keep Code Secure Multiple layers of verification and human oversight are a start
Malicious actors are now exploiting generative AI to carry out cyberattacks: scamming victims using AI-generated deepfakes, deploying malware developed with the help of AI coding tools, using chatbots to pull off phishing campaigns, and hacking widely used open-source code repositories with AI agents. And these AI-driven threats are rising.
KBI Media: Is This the End of the Road for AppSec?
Maintaining a clear line of sight over the AI coding tools and model control platforms in use, alongside a realistic assessment of the security capabilities of the developers deploying them, is becoming a critical requirement for enterprises.
IT Brew: How 1Password CIO Jacob DePriest thinks about approving internal AI tools
How do you secure a workforce where everyone is now an AI builder?
Security Journal UK: Strengthening enterprise security with AI threat modelling
Developers have long struggled to truly claim a seat at the table in traditional threat modelling programs, but with the right skills, they have the opportunity to wield AI responsibly to seriously cut risk and rework in their codebase.
SD Times: AI-Assisted Development Multiplies Human Error: What’s Your AI Governance and Risk Management Strategy?
According to a recent report from Gartner, the rampant use of shadow AI and rogue automation is further fueling the proliferation of AI vulnerabilities. Gartner notes that 32% of IT workers using generative AI tools at work say they keep them hidden from cybersecurity teams. Combined with low-code/no-code platforms and vibe coding practices, the AI copilots are greatly expanding the enterprise attack surface.
Cybersecurity Tribe: What Separates Real AI Governance From Policy Theater
For this article, we asked a central question for security and risk leaders: "What differentiates a policy that genuinely mitigates enterprise risk from one that exists primarily to demonstrate that the organization has acknowledged AI risk?"
ISMG: AI Coding Tools Raise Hidden Security Risks
Secure Code Warrior's Pieter Danhieux on Managing AI-Driven Development Risks
ITWire: Decoding AI Coding “Personalities” Critical to Managing Development Risk
As generative AI cements its place in enterprise software development, a familiar discipline is taking on new urgency: risk management.
In AI Today: Secure Code Warrior launches Trust Agent: AI to enable safe, scalable AI-driven development
Secure Code Warrior have today announced SCW Trust Agent: AI, the industry’s first governance solution designed to make Artificial Intelligence (AI) influence in software development visible, attributable, and enforceable at the point of commit — enabling enterprises to scale AI coding tools with measurable control over software risk.
DEVOPSdigest: 25 Years of the Agile Manifesto, and the End of the Road for AppSec?
Even as we restructure the SDLC around the most impactful elements of the Agile methodology with careful, DevSecOps-centric security considerations, is this the end of the road for AppSec as we know it?
Cyber Defense Magazine: Global InfoSec Awards 2026 Secure Code Warrior Wins Outstanding Achievement in Cybersecurity Risk Management and Compliance Excellence
Global InfoSec Awards 2026 Secure Code Warrior Wins Outstanding Achievement in Cybersecurity Risk Management and Compliance Excellence
ITWire: Secure Code Warrior Launches Trust Agent: AI to Enable Safe, Scalable AI-Driven Development
New AI Software Governance solution makes AI-generated code visible at commit, enforces policy before production, and connects real development behavior to measurable risk reduction.
DevOps.com: Secure Code Warrior AI Agent Applies Policies to AI Generated Code
Secure Code Warrior (SCW) this week added an artificial intelligence (AI) agent that both identifies code generated by an AI coding tool and automatically applies the appropriate governance policies.
SecurityBrief UK: Secure Code Warrior unveils AI tool to govern code risk
Secure Code Warrior has launched SCW Trust Agent: AI, a software governance product that tracks the use of AI coding tools in development and links that usage to software risk when developers commit code.
2026 Globee® Awards for Cybersecurity: Secure Code Warrior Wins Gold Globee for Software Development Cybersecurity Solutions (Best Of)
2026 Globee® Awards for Cybersecurity: Secure Code Warrior Wins Gold Globee for Software Development Cybersecurity Solutions (Best Of)
DEVOPSdigest: Secure Code Warrior Releases Trust Agent
Secure Code Warrior announced SCW Trust Agent: AI, a governance solution designed to make AI influence in software development visible, attributable, and enforceable at the point of commit — enabling enterprises to scale AI coding tools with measurable control over software risk.
TalkDev: Secure Code Warrior Launches Trust Agent: AI to Enable Safe, Scalable AI-Driven Development
Secure Code Warrior today announced SCW Trust Agent: AI, the industry’s first governance solution designed to make AI influence in software development visible, attributable, and enforceable at the point of commit — enabling enterprises to scale AI coding tools with measurable control over software risk. For the first time, organizations can trace which AI models influenced specific commits, correlate that influence to vulnerability exposure, and take corrective action before insecure code reaches production.
Help Net Security: SCW Trust Agent: AI tracks AI influence in code to reduce software risk
Secure Code Warrior has announced SCW Trust Agent: AI, a governance solution designed to make AI influence in software development visible, attributable, and enforceable at the point of commit, enabling enterprises to scale AI coding tools with measurable control over software risk. Organizations can trace which AI models influenced specific commits, correlate that influence with vulnerability exposure, and take corrective action before insecure code reaches production.
Secure Code Warrior Launches Trust Agent: AI to Enable Safe, Scalable AI-Driven Development
New AI Software Governance solution makes AI-generated code visible at commit, enforces policy before production, and connects real development behavior to measurable risk reduction.
Security Boulevard: Threat Modeling with AI: A Developer-Driven Boon for Enterprise Security
Developers have long struggled to truly claim a seat at the table in traditional threat modeling programs, but with the right skills, they have the opportunity to wield AI responsibly to seriously cut risk and rework in their codebase.
The AI Journal: Understanding LLM Coding Personalities Is Now Key to Developer Risk Management
AI-generated code may be “made by machine”, but taking a cookie-cutter approach to securing that code would fall well short of mitigating the vulnerabilities LLMs can introduce. Organizations need to establish precise security reviews, with human developers anchoring the process to implement effective security controls while also managing the specific coding temperament of each LLM used. AI-generated code must undergo the same personalized risk assessments as code written by human developers.
SecurityBrief: The security challenges in AI-assisted software development
s artificial intelligence (AI) tools become more widely used in the software development process, their impact on security is becoming clearer. According to recent research, nearly 70% of organisations have discovered vulnerabilities caused by AI tools while one in five have experienced a serious incident as a result of those vulnerabilities.
KBI Media: Eliminating the Technical Debt Caused by AI-Assisted Software Development
According to research company Forrester[1], the tech debt for 75% of organisations will increase to a moderate or high level during this year, due to the rapid expansion of AI usage across a range of areas including software development.
Forbes: Security Self-Governance: Addressing The Regulatory Gap In AI-Assisted Software Development
While it’s early into 2026, we’re seeing new research that reveals the extent of cyber risks caused by artificial intelligence (AI)-assisted software development: Nearly 7 in 10 organizations have discovered vulnerabilities introduced by AI-generated code, and 1 in 5 have suffered a serious incident tied directly to the vulnerabilities.
ITWire: Why AI Is Dulling Cybersecurity’s Most Important Edge
Artificial intelligence (AI) has rapidly become indispensable to modern software development. From large language models that generate code on demand to agentic systems that automate entire workflows, AI tools promise dramatic gains in productivity and efficiency.
SecurityWeek: How to Eliminate the Technical Debt of Insecure AI-Assisted Software Development
Developers must view AI as a collaborator to be closely monitored, rather than an autonomous entity to be unleashed. Without such a mindset, crippling tech debt is inevitable.
CSO Online: Software developers: Prime cyber targets and a rising risk vector for CISOs
From technical compromise to AI-driven attacks, cyber criminals increasingly see software developers as prime targets, creating systemic risks CISOs must address.
SMBtech: Tech Industry Leaders React To Data Privacy Week 2026
It’s Online Privacy Week, a time of year where individuals and organisations are all reminded to check their digital footprint(s). Some might say that’s a futile gesture at a time where major social media and marketing players know absolutely everything about you and are cheerfully selling all that data to anyone who’ll buy it; when Microsoft is performing every trick in the book to get Windows users to put all their data in the cloud where it’s available for government agencies to snoop upon without letting you know; when a personal computer crisis means many people will be moved on to dumb-client computing landscape where everything from data storage to major processing tasks will be taking place in the cloud; and when people think that clicking ‘Accept’ on website pop-ups does something that meaningfully protects them. But, what do the experts say?
Security brief: AI heightens data privacy risks & reshapes digital trust
Technology and data specialists have warned that artificial intelligence and weak data governance are sharpening privacy risks for organisations, as businesses mark World Data Privacy Day.
ITWire: Data Privacy Week 2026
“Data Privacy Week" presents a great reminder for organisations to reassess their customer privacy policies and prioritise transparent data collection in their marketing strategies.
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.
Stack Overflow: If you're a Zoomer, this one's for you: Everything Gen Z needs to know about the 2025 tech landscape
Here's the lowdown on all the tech from 2025 that you, dear Zoomer, should know about.
SC Media: CISOs can’t wait for the EU AI Act to take shape
CISOs hoping for the EU Artificial Intelligence Act to offer a solid framework for AI governance may be a little confused or disappointed by recent updates surrounding the implementation of AI restrictions.
SecurityBrief: Agentic AI double agents expose dangerous security gaps
An alleged nation-state attacker used Claude Code and a range of tools in the developer ecosystem to almost autonomously target specific companies with benign open-source hacking tools at scale. Of the more than thirty attacks, several were successful, and proved that AI agents could indeed execute large-scale, malicious tasks with little to no human intervention.
DEVOPSdigest: 2026 DevSecOps Predictions
DEVOPSdigest's Prediction Series continues with 2026 DevSecOps Predictions — Industry experts offer predictions on how DevSecOps will evolve and impact the industry in 2026.
ITWire: OWASP Names Latest Top 10 Application Vulnerabilities
The Open Worldwide Application Security Project (OWASP) has unveiled its latest top 10 vulnerabilities list, and it contains some surprising insights into important vulnerability classes.
Channel Insider: Cybersecurity Experts Predict AI, Nation-State Threats in 2026
Cybersecurity experts outline 2026 predictions, from AI-driven attacks and quantum risk to nation-state threats, OT security gaps, and automation pressures.
Security Journal UK: The rise of AI coding tools and the skills gap they expose
Pieter Danhieux, Co-founder and CEO of Secure Code Warrior warns that while AI coding tools promise speed and efficiency, they also introduce new risks.
ITWire: Predictions on State of AI in 2026
2026 is shaping up to be the year AI evolves from instrument to partner, transforming how we work, create and solve problems.
Fortune: AI coding tools exploded in 2025. The first security exploits show what could go wrong
While a breach of the tools hasn’t so far caused a wide-scale attack, there have been a few exploits and near-misses, and cyberthreat researchers have discovered critical vulnerabilities in several popular tools that make clear what could go horribly wrong.
SMBtech: Australian Tech Industry Leaders Make Their Predictions for 2026
It’s that time of year where the technology industry predictions start rolling-in. Here’s what you can (apparently) expect in 2026.
Technology Decisions: The importance of effective security when deploying AI tools
The concern is straightforward: development teams may place undue confidence in AI tools that are not equipped to interpret the nuanced context in which many security vulnerabilities arise. Large language models, for instance, can struggle to understand an application’s authentication or authorisation architecture, increasing the likelihood of missing critical safeguards.
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Which AI Model Codes Most Securely?
See how 16 leading AI models actually code, scored across 11 real-world frameworks and 1,760 codebases — the framework matters as much as the model.
Citizen AI by Secure Code Warrior
AI risk doesn't stop at engineering. Get the one-pager on Citizen AI — build AI literacy and safe habits across your whole workforce.
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.
SCW named in new Agentic Coding Security category
Gartner named SCW twice in the 2026 Hype Cycle for Secure Software Engineering. Here's why it matters for AI-driven development.
SCW Learning Content for KnowBe4
Secure Code Warrior content available through KnowBe4 helps technical teams build secure coding and AI governance awareness through structured learning covering OWASP Top 10 risks, AI-assisted development, and modern secure coding practices.
Secure AI-driven development with KnowBe4 + Secure Code Warrior
Secure Code Warrior joins KnowBe4 to bring hands-on secure coding training into security awareness programs — covering OWASP, AI development, and 10 languages.
Trust Agent:AI - Secure and scale AI-Drive development
AI is writing code. Who’s governing it? With up to 50% of AI-generated code containing security weaknesses, managing AI risk is critical. Discover how SCW's Trust Agent: AI provides the real-time visibility, proactive governance, and targeted upskilling needed to scale AI-driven development securely.
OpenText Application Security + Secure Code Warrior
OpenText Application Security and Secure Code Warrior combine vulnerability detection with AI Software Governance and developer capability. Together, they help organizations reduce risk, strengthen secure coding practices, and confidently adopt AI-driven development.
Secure Code Warrior corporate overview
Secure Code Warrior is an AI Software Governance platform designed to enable organizations to safely adopt AI-driven development by bridging the gap between development velocity and enterprise security. The platform addresses the "Visibility Gap," where security teams often lack insights into shadow AI coding tools and the origins of production code.
Secure code training topics & content
Our industry-leading content is always evolving to fit the ever changing software development landscape with your role in mind. Topics covering everything from AI to XQuery Injection, offered for a variety of roles from Architects and Engineers to Product Managers and QA. Get a sneak peek of what our content catalog has to offer by topic and role.
Cyber Resilience Act (CRA) Aligned Learning Pathways
SCW supports Cyber Resilience Act (CRA) readiness with CRA-aligned Quests and conceptual learning collections that help development teams build the Secure by Design, SDLC, and secure coding skills aligned with the CRA’s secure development principles.
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OWASP Top 10 2025 eBook
Want to dominate the OWASP Top 10? Download the No-BS Guide to Defending Your Applications Against the OWASP Top 10:2025
Trust Agent: AI by Secure Code Warrior
This one-pager introduces SCW Trust Agent: AI, a new set of capabilities that provide deep observability and governance over AI coding tools. Learn how our solution uniquely correlates AI tool usage with developer skills to help you manage risk, optimize your SDLC, and ensure every line of AI-generated code is secure.
AI Coding Assistants: A Guide to Security-Safe Navigation for the Next Generation of Developers
Large language models deliver irresistible advantages in speed and productivity, but they also introduce undeniable risks to the enterprise. Traditional security guardrails aren’t enough to control the deluge. Developers require precise, verified security skills to identify and prevent security flaws at the outset of the software development lifecycle.
Professional Services - Accelerate with expertise
Secure Code Warrior’s Program Strategy Services (PSS) team helps you build, enhance, and optimize your secure coding program. Whether you're starting fresh or refining your approach, our experts provide tailored guidance.
Quests: Industry leading learning to keep developers ahead of the game mitigating risk.
Quests is a learning platform that helps developers mitigate software security risks by enhancing their secure coding skills. With curated learning paths, hands-on challenges, and interactive activities, it empowers developers to identify and prevent vulnerabilities.
Benchmarking Security Skills: Streamlining Secure-by-Design in the Enterprise
The Secure-by-Design movement is the future of secure software development. Learn about the key elements companies need to keep in mind when they think about a Secure-by-Design initiative.
Trust Agent in action
SCW Trust Agent gives you the tools you need to deliver secure code faster, ensuring developers have the knowledge and skills to implement security best practices in the specific programming language of their code commits.
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Trust Agent by Secure Code Warrior
Are you confident that every line of code committed is backed by a developer with the necessary secure coding skills? Many organizations face this critical gap, leading to preventable vulnerabilities and reduced development velocity. SCW Trust Agent offers unparalleled visibility across your code repositories, analyzing commits directly against developer security proficiency. With policy gates, Trust Agent enables you to apply governance at the commit level, with policies to ensure code contributors have the secure code knowledge you require for your business-critical applications. Download our one-pager today to learn how SCW Trust Agent can help you strengthen your security posture, optimize your development lifecycle, and significantly reduce vulnerabilities.
SCW Trust Score - The best way to build, measure, and optimize your security program
Learn more about Secure Code Warrior Trust Score, the best way to build, measure and optimize your security program.
Trust Score by Secure Code Warrior
Discover SCW Trust Score, an industry-first benchmark to help measure your security program's effectiveness. Benchmark against industry peers, optimize your security posture, and drive data-driven decisions for enhanced software security.
Preparing for PCI-DSS 4.0 Compliance
Evaluate your software security infrastructure to support PCI-DSS requirements
The ultimate guide to security trends in financial services
Financial services institutions face an array of challenges that hinge on their ability to make efficient, effective use of technology in a fast-evolving financial world. Organizations are operating in a time of rapid changes—both internally and across the industry—in a highly competitive, cloud-based business environment. In pursuing their ongoing digital transformations, for example, organizations are working to get around the organizational friction that hinders investments into new technologies, such as artificial intelligence, that could accelerate payment processes and other procedures.
PCI DSS 4.0 Unraveled
This guide offers practical strategies to engage development teams in PCI DSS 4.0 compliance. It outlines the modern developer's requirements for compliance, strategies for security professionals and development managers to collaborate on developer-focused security programs, and step-by-step advice on effective training initiatives to mitigate vulnerabilities permanently.
ROI of Secure Code Learning
Explore the long-term ROI of secure coding education. Learn how investing in agile, proactive learning strategies enhances security and offers cost-effective protection against today's cyber threats.
Why developers need security skills to effectively navigate AI development tools
The promise of artificial intelligence writing complex code at the touch of a button is intriguing, but the reality is that AI will need a lot of help from human developers to craft truly secure and reliable code.
Top 10 predictions for 2024
Check out what SCW experts are predicting in the world of cybersecurity and software security in 2024.
Agile learning platforms: ROI of developer-driven security
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Forge your fortress: Six essential pillars of developer enablement in software security
In this white paper, security expert and Secure Code Warrior CTO & Co-Founder Matias Madou, Ph.D. will discuss:The six pillars you need to roll out effective security education and enablement for your development cohort. Lessons learned from ten executives implementing security programs at the enterprise level, and common pitfalls to avoid on your road to success.
The Agile Learning Platform
Empower your development team with Secure Code Warrior, the agile learning platform designed to tackle the evolving challenges of application security. Stay ahead in the battle against security breaches and regulatory complexities with our industry-leading, up-to-date content, ensuring a proactive and engaging approach to secure code education.
OWASP Top 10 API 2023: A tactical guide for smart developers
Explore the Latest in API Security. Dive into our 2023 OWASP Top 10 guide. Elevate your coding skills, tackle vulnerabilities, and stay agile in the ever-evolving world of API development. Download now for an insightful journey!
The secure code learning blueprint
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Your handbook to developer-driven security and agile learning
Start shifting left with developer-driven security. This handbook will show you how to engage with developers to upskill and increase their security knowledge, as well as how to go about measuring impact to write more secure code.
Software is your colleague: A new perspective to strengthen access control and API security
APIs act like flawed humans; is treating them as such the key to better cybersecurity?
The secure code training blueprint
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The developer security maturity matrix
Building security maturity in development teams can be approached in stages. Based on our experience with 400+ organizations, we've identified common practices and traits in three different stages of security maturity - defining, adopting, and scaling.
The importance of security maturity in developer teams
By assessing and understanding a development team’s security maturity, organizations can formulate a plan with the right stakeholders, process, and technology to build and support the necessary skills and capabilities.
Development Team Security Maturity
Security maturity in development teams should be a continuous cycle of improvement with realistic goals along the way. As development teams increase their security maturity, they reduce the amount of rework and minimize risk, while also allowing automation to help create efficiency in the SDLC.
Report: The state of developer driven security 2022
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Whitepaper: The challenges (and opportunities) to improve software security
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Brief: A cohesive approach to developer-led security
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Security and privacy at Secure Code Warrior
Secure Code Warrior is committed to safeguarding our information assets, and those of our customers, against misuse, abuse or compromise. We adopt and foster a risk-based approach to managing information security, with the goal of consistently implementing appropriate risk management and mitigation measures to address the threat landscape posed to the security of the platform, customer data and information. As Secure Code Warrior continues to succeed as a major player providing services to our customers, we will continue to build security capabilities as part of our security and privacy programs. Read our whitepaper for more information.
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Shift left (and achieve compliance) with repeatable secure coding skills
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Defining secure code
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Why you need more than scanning tools to create secure code
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Your guide to defense against the dark art of zero-day attacks
Zero-day attacks can be the stuff of nightmares, but when an organization commits to using all available tools in their security arsenal towards a preventative strategy, security professionals can sleep a little easier.
A plan to upskill and engage your developers
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The preventative, developer-driven approach to software security
Learn more about how security-aware developers represent a vast and largely untapped resource that can support cyber defenses by consistently standing against modern threats.
OWASP Top 10 API: Strategies for Smart Developers
Download the practical guide to defeating common API security baddies in your code.
How to unify your security and development teams to stand together against security risk
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How AppSec can reduce vulnerabilities and achieve compliance - leaving them free to tackle larger beasts
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Shared Assessments SIG Lite Questionnaire
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SCW Pen Test Summary
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SCW Cyber Insurance Certificate
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Cybersecurity Executive Order: A deliberate approach to improve software security with developer skills
While this Executive Order for touches on many aspects of functional cybersecurity, it specifically outlines, for the first time, the impact of developers, and the need for them to have verified security skills and awareness.
FSQS-NL Certificate
Secure Code Warrior is now FSQS-NL registered. This registration is an important milestone in our continuous efforts to being compliant with regulations within the financial industry.
Platform Architecture Diagram
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CAIQ Questionnaire
Secure Code Warrior has completed a publicly available Consensus Assessment Initiative Questionnaire (CAIQ), based on the results of our due diligence self-assessment.
The DevSecOps Super Bowl: How security champions can support your team to victory against late-stage vulnerabilities
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Executive Roundtable Whitepaper - Visma & Blue Prism
How has 2020 changed the way we look at software security, an executive roundtable with Visma.
The women of mimmit koodaa movement dive into secure coding
Mimmit Koodaa (women who code in Finland) tell us about their secure coding experiences.
Teams in a global financial institution go head-to-head in secure coding contest.
See how a global financial organization promoted the importance of securing their banking applications across the world. With fun interactive tournaments.
Missions - Experience the impact of poor code in real-world simulations
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Courses - Build Secure Coding Skills and Competency
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A Step-By-Step Guide to Tournaments
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Your Battle Plan to Defeat the OWASP Top 10
The ten most common security vulnerabilities don’t stand a chance against secure development superheroes like you. This free eBook is your ultimate field guide to understanding each infamous entry in the OWASP Top 10 2021, gaining insight into how each bug operates.
Triumph with OWASP and Secure Code Warrior Tournaments - Whitepaper
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Tournaments - Build organizational awareness and developer engagement, making secure coding top of mind
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The Infamous 8: Infrastructure as Code Vulnerabilities to Find and Fix
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The Five-Step Road to DevSecOps Success: How AppSec Professionals Can Thrive in Their Dream Team
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The Fastest and Easiest Way to Improve Your Software Security Program
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The Creative CISO's Guide to Transforming Their Security Program
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Introduction to Secure Code Warrior
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Empowering developers to write secure code
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Empower developers to be the first line of defense and grow your organization's security posture
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Assessments - Benchmark the secure coding skills of your developers, and build your security posture.
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AppSec Checklist
Download the AppSec checklist and see if you’re in need of a security lifeline.
6 Critical Steps Before You Roll Out a Security Uplift Program
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2019 AppSec Trend Report
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