Secure Coding Training
Hands-on secure coding training built around the OWASP Top 10 and the languages your team uses.
We move security to the start of the software lifecycle: from team training and SDLC design to CI/CD security and container runtime protection.
We train your teams in secure coding, redesign your software development lifecycle (SDLC) with security steps and integrate DevSecOps controls into your existing CI/CD. Whatever platform you use, we share our experience and put it into practice with your team.
Hands-on secure coding training built around the OWASP Top 10 and the languages your team uses.
Process design that adds threat modelling, secure code review and security gates to every stage, from requirements to release.
Static and dynamic analysis (SAST/DAST), dependency (SCA) and secret scanning built into your development flow.
Setup, hardening and security checks for GitHub Actions, GitLab CI, Jenkins, Azure DevOps or any pipeline you use.
Image scanning, secure base images, Kubernetes policies and runtime threat detection.
Consulting and mentoring alongside your team, so the new processes last.
A map of current process, tools and risks.
A prioritised, phased security plan.
Hands-on secure coding training for your team.
Controls added to the pipeline and container environment.
Measurement, feedback and regular reviews.
A secure development process that catches vulnerabilities before release, keeps its speed and is owned by your team.
Vulnerabilities are caught before production, when they are easiest to fix.
Automated checks run inside the pipeline without breaking the team’s flow.
Your team owns security through training; the knowledge stays in the company.

We support GitHub Actions, GitLab CI, Jenkins, Azure DevOps and any other CI/CD pipeline you use.
Developers, team leads and test teams; the content is adapted to the languages and frameworks your team uses.
Yes. We roll out the checks in phases, first in report-only mode, and make them mandatory as the team gets used to them.
A penetration test looks at a system at one point in time. DevSecOps builds security checks into the development process so they run automatically on every code change. The two complement each other: the process catches most flaws early, and the penetration test finds the rest.
Yes. With small teams we usually start with checks that are easy to set up and have a big impact, such as dependency and secret scanning, and extend the process as the team grows.
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