Tournaments enable you to continuously engage developers with friendly competitions. Its mechanism allows developers across different tech stacks to enjoy the game together, to build a positive security-first culture.
See what tournaments look like for participants and how to create a tournament in the following walkthrough. In the resource section, find out how OWASP UK used SCW tournaments to identify top vulnerabilities.
SCW tournament enables you to set up friendly developer competitions with:
Zero-day attacks, by definition, give developers zero time to find and patch existing vulnerabilities that could be exploited, because the threat actor got in first. The damage is done and then it’s a mad scramble to fix both the software and reputational damage to the business. Attackers are always at an advantage, and closing that edge as much as possible is crucial.
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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.
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