Secure Code Warrior

Okta and Secure Code Warrior collaborated to deliver a new solution – the Secure Code Warrior (SCW) Connector for Okta Workflows, which enables organizations and …

Secure Code Warrior released findings from its survey, which found that developers’ actions and attitudes toward software security are in conflict. While many developers …

Secure Code Warrior announced it has joined GitLab Inc.’s global partner program. As part of the partnership, Secure Code Warrior will make its learning platform capabilities …

Developer-led security has received a much-needed elevation due to a strategic partnership between Secure Code Warrior and AWS, with enterprises now able to ensure enhanced …

Global secure coding company Secure Code Warrior has announced the signing of its 400th customer and strong business performance in response to an increased demand for …

Saltworks announced a partnership with attack surface management (ASM) provider Bit Discovery to integrate advanced ASM capabilities into SaltMiner, Saltworks’ enterprise …

Contrast Security announced its integration with Secure Code Warrior to deliver just-in-time security contextual micro-learning modules to enhance developers’ skills to …

At its inaugural Global Partner Virtual Summit, Secure Code Warrior announced significant enhancements to its global partner program, as well as expanded integrations with …

I have spent my career finding, fixing, discussing, and breaking down software vulnerabilities, one way or another. I know that when it comes to some common security bugs, …

A research from Secure Code Warrior has revealed an attitudinal shift in the software development industry, with organizations bucking traditional practices for DevOps and …

Saltworks announced a partnership with Secure Code Warrior to elevate the importance and accessibility of secure code education and skills development. By helping developers …

If you’re in a hands-on cybersecurity role that requires some familiarity with code, chances are good that you’ve had to think about SQL injection over and over (and over) …