Secure Development Practices For Your Team
AI coding assistants, supply chain attacks, and new regulation rewrote what secure development means. We train your developers on your stack, your tools, and your actual codebase.
Supply Chain Attacks Tripled
Software supply chain attacks increased 300% in 2024-2025. Developers are now the primary attack target, not the perimeter.
Cloud Misconfigs Dominate Breaches
95% of cloud security failures trace back to misconfiguration or code errors, not sophisticated zero-days.
AI Code Introduces New Vulnerabilities
GitHub Copilot and Cursor generate insecure patterns at measurable rates. Developers who can't review AI output are a growing liability.
DORA Requires Shift-Left Security
The EU Digital Operational Resilience Act mandates security integration in the development lifecycle for financial services.
Working knowledge of container and image scanning with tools like Trivy and Grype
Hands-on CI/CD pipeline hardening: branch protection, SAST, dependency scanning
Secrets management configuration for Vault, Azure Key Vault, and GitHub Actions
OWASP Top 10 identification and remediation in their own codebase
Supply chain security: SBOM generation, dependency pinning, artifact signing
Secure code review technique for AI-generated code
Environment Setup and Threat Modeling
We start by mapping the participant's actual pipeline, what tools they use, where secrets live, where the risky handoffs are.
Container and Pipeline Security Labs
Hands-on exercises: scan a real image, find the CVEs, fix them. Configure a GitHub Actions workflow with SAST and secret scanning.
OWASP Top 10 Code Review
Participants review code samples, including AI-generated code, for injection, broken auth, insecure deserialization, and other common patterns.
Supply Chain and Secrets Module
Practical: generate an SBOM, set up dependency pinning, rotate a leaked secret, configure Vault or Azure Key Vault.
Team Secure Development Policy
We close with a collaborative session to draft or update the team's secure development checklist and code review criteria.
Application Developers
Backend, frontend, and full-stack engineers building web applications, APIs, or internal tools.
DevOps & Platform Engineers
Engineers who own CI/CD pipelines, container infrastructure, and cloud environments.
Tech Leads & Architects
Decision-makers who define how software is built, reviewed, and deployed at their organization.
Make security a default, not an afterthought.
We train your developers on your stack, your tools, and your actual codebase, not generic slides.