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Bridging the Divide between Security and Development

Development teams want to release faster.
Security teams want to reduce vulnerabilities.

Security Journey bridges the gap for faster, more secure development by taking a targeted, vulnerability-driven approach to application security education. 

The AppSec Dilemma

We are currently in an application security dilemma that costs organizations millions of dollars annually.

From the growing number of vulnerabilities to the increasing pressure to release apps quicker, security and development teams must join forces to create secure applications.

Communicate. Collaborate.
Create Secure Applications.

Bridge the Divide Between Security and Development

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Communicate

At Security Journey, we believe communication is vital to building a bridge between security and development.

Our training programs are designed to improve developers' skills and educate all members involved in the development process, enabling them to create a secure culture and achieve measurable outcomes.

Our programs can be customized to meet your needs and span over multiple years.

We start with foundational content to ensure that all participants in the SDLC understand basic security concepts and the significance of implementing them to maintain the security of your applications and products.

Tip: If you don't already, consider a lunch and learn across your entire security and development team to discuss the content and how it pertains to your organization.

Here are two lessons from our foundational path you can share broadly across your organization to open the road to communication:

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Core Security Concepts

Learn the three foundational building blocks of security, the differences between a vulnerability, exploit, and attack, the stages of a security framework, and the distinctions between the red, blue, and purple teams.

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Culture and Mindset

Consider the reality of security culture and its impact on all job roles, examine the security mindset and describe how you can apply it to your career, and understand what a security champion is and why you need to become one.
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Collaborate

Work across teams to understand each other's goals and challenges.

Download this card for actions security and development teams can take to bridge the divide.

Discuss Threat Modeling, and make a plan for your organization.

Blog Article
How to Put the Threat Modeling Manifesto Into Action

Threat modeling educates developers and testers about security from a different perspective than the OWASP Top 10 or an attacker-centric view.

Webinar Series
Threat Modeling: All the Things

Threat Modeling Manifesto co-author, Chris Romeo, hosted a conversation around the effectiveness of threat modeling along with a demo of the process.

Build a Security Champion Program

Blog Series
Security Champions, Are We Doing It Wrong?

The idea of training a handful of security gladiators to fight insecure code a line at a time makes a great story, but is it effective?

Expert Podcast
The Security Champion Podcast with Mike Burch

 Learn how to build, maintain and scale a successful software security program through expert guidance and real-world experiences.
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Create Secure Applications

Security is a journey, not a destination.

Building a strong culture of security takes time and continuous communication and collaboration.

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See How Security Journey Can Help You Bridge The Divide

With Security Journey's AppSec Education Platform, you provide your organization with an entire suite of application security training solutions.

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Software Technology Company Reduces Vulnerabilities By 80%

A software technology company with over 41 million records of end-user data wanted a training solution to meet PCI secure coding requirements.

Developers at the company were assessed before and after completing Security Journey's secure coding training and found:

  • The average score increased from 19% to 85%
  • Developers found 81% of the vulnerabilities, up from just 14%
  • 100% of the developers found and fixed a majority of the vulnerabilities
The developers improved their ability to find and fix vulnerabilities in code and improved by an average of 452%. Not only did the developers improve their ability to code securely, but they also thought the way the lessons were presented was exciting and enlightening which enticed them to complete the courses.