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Secure Coding Training Secure Development Training

Many of our customers have used other secure development training in the past. One of the biggest complaints we hear is that developers just click through the slides or fast forward the...

HackEDU Secure Coding Training Secure Development Training

HackEDU has added a new Public Vulnerabilities offering to enhance the training experience. Public vulnerabilities are sandboxes with vulnerabilities that have been disclosed in popular...

HackEDU Secure Development Training

  HackEDU provides best in class interactive cybersecurity training for companies looking to train developers to code more securely and for individuals brand new to the field looking to...

Secure Coding Training Application Security

The vast majority of application security teams are under resourced. Application security teams should scale with development teams, but this rarely happens. So, given this disadvantage,...

Secure Coding Training Application Security

Introduction Command injection is similar to SQL injection, but instead of injecting into a SQL query, you are injecting a command into the Operating System. User data can be input to...

Secure Coding Training Application Security

Introduction SQL Injection vulnerability allows attackers to alter database queries to take actions other than what the developer intended. This could allow an attacker to bypass...

I know what it is like to have competing priorities. When I was the Chief Information Security Officer at AirMap, there was a constant pressure to build product, and security was always...

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FinancesOnline, one of the most respected and reliable analytical review platforms on today’s B2B market, wrote a very positive HackEDU Security Development Training overview. We are happy...

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The cybersecurity industry is facing a shortage of professionals, in part because of a lack of high-quality and accessible training. Cybersecurity training has several issues that make...

PCI Compliance

Although compliance gets companies to a minimum standard (whether it is PCI-DSS, HIPAA/HITRUST, NIST 800-53, or ISO 27001), it does not necessarily guarantee security. Unfortunately,...