Secure software needs to start at the beginning of the software development lifecycle with developers who have foundational knowledge of secure-by-design practices.

Secure At Inception marks a software development security first as AI-agentic coding shifts to so called ‘vibe coding’ - where developers orchestrate AI agents with high-level prompts instead ...

In the ever-evolving realm of software development, secure coding practices stand as the fundamental pillars of a robust and resilient digital edifice. Just as blueprints and building codes guide ...

The objective of the secure systems option is to develop the knowledge, skills, and mindset necessary to design, evaluate, and implement secure hardware and software systems using embedded ...

Standardize on secure coding techniques Training developers to write secure code shouldn’t be looked at as a one-time assignment. It requires a cultural shift.

AI-assisted ‘vibe coding’ is sparking memes, debate, and backlash as programmers worry about low-effort code—and ensuing security risks.

Software providers need to take the same approach and deliver secure solutions by design, moving from reactive risk management to taking proactive accountability for tackling escalating cyber threats.

A group of more than 360 organizations led by the SANS Institute will offer tests later this year designed to assess software developers' security skills. The goal: to stamp out common coding errors.