The cybersecurity executive order of 2019 is meant to boost cyber security skills and improve national defense against growing cyber threats. Will it work?
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Coding bootcamps fill development seats fast—but the trade-off for speed is security. How do you fill the security training gaps in your developers’ education?
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To give your team the latest cloud security training, you need a fixed core curriculum and the flexibility to customize cloud training to each person’s needs.
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In our on-demand webinar with Brendan Sheairs (Synopsys), you’ll learn about the fundamentals and challenges of building a Security Champions program to transform DevOps into DevSecOps.
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The latest release of Coverity by Synopsys features seamless integration with our completely rebuilt eLearning platform, an on-demand developer training solution focusing on secure coding best practices and security guidance. On-demand developer training enables development teams Synopsys eLearning is an outcome-driven, learner-centric training solution that makes learning about security easy, relevant, and accessible. With eLearning, learners have on-demand access to an immersive, continuous learning ecosystem that unifies security expertise, instructional design, and storytelling into an intuitive platform. Features include:
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Synopsys eLearning goes beyond your typical training solution. Our course offerings provide developers with targeted training that centers specifically on the security frameworks and platforms they’re using.
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Written in coordination with Prasaath Velu
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An old proverb states that if you give a man a fish, you feed him for a day; but, if you teach a man to fish, you feed him for life. Software security training aligns very well with this proverb.
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Only when security is treated with the same importance as quality can your software’s integrity drive a proactive strategy rather than a reactive response. In addition to ensuring software quality, development teams are under increasing pressure to address software security concerns. The high-profile data breaches that continuously arise are raising awareness of security issues. Because of this, customers, stakeholders, and boards of directors are asking questions of development teams that they never have before. Questions like:
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Last week’s news introduced us to another pair of vulnerabilities hitting right at the foundation of everything we place our trust in. Named KRACK and ROCA, these flaws target specific facets of Wi-Fi networks and cryptographic keys, meaning that attackers can potentially sneak into networks we consider private, and decipher things we consider secret. Who’s affected? If you’re in enterprise IT, you’re likely familiar with the cycle of waiting for a patch, then planning and coordinating the rollout of the patch across your estate. What’s interesting in this case is that a lot of the space to be covered includes non-PC devices, so you have to figure out how those will get patched too. (Your plan covers that, right?)
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