Separate Yourself from Other Programmers, Become a Cyber Secure Coder

Moat Academy (https://securecoding.moatacademy.com/ ) in partnership with CertNexus , a vendor-neutral certification body in USA is equipping software developers with secure coding knowledge and skills required to design and develop hack-proof applications for business and organizational use with confidence. You will be awarded Cyber Secure Coder Certification upon passing an examination (CSC 201) to distinguish you in the Industry.

Cyber Secure Coder is designed to validate the knowledge and skills required to create and develop secure applications. With over 111 billion lines of code being written every year, and application developers sourcing over 70% of their code from sources like GitHub, there has never been a stronger need for coders to know best practices around security by design principles.

Organizations are looking to shorten their development lifecycles, decrease costs, and hire programmers who can help them do these things by focusing on security first, last, and always. Separate yourself from the other programmers, become a Cyber Secure Coder today.

At the secure coding boot camp, you will employ best practices in software development to develop secure software.

You will:

• Identify the need for security and eliminate vulnerabilities in your software projects.
• Use a Security by Design approach to design a secure architecture for your software.
• Leverage on many of the OWASP Top Ten best practices to protect users and data.
• Apply various testing methods to find and correct security defects in your software.
• Maintain deployed software to ensure ongoing security.

5 Saturdays starting from October 17
09:00 AM - 05:00 PM

Apply on https://securecoding.moatacademy.com

(Application closes as soon as all slots are filled or by October 10, 2020 for our next secure coding boot camp).

Does your company belong to the industry 4.0? Are you in a Financial Institution or a Fintech company?

If yes, then join us from October 17 and prevent avoidable losses.

In one of the greatest data breaches, Capital One Bank suffered a loss of $80m in settlement and others after an hacker gained access to their customers’ account and the bank’s credit card application affecting almost 100 million people in the United States and about 6 million people in Canada (https://www.americanbanker.com/news/capital-one-to-pay-80m-in-connection-with-massive-data-breach).

The hacker carried out a Server-Side Request Forgery (SSRF) attack whereby Capital One’s Web Application Firewall was tricked into running commands that it should never have been permitted to run.

Come and learn how to militate against cyber threats, and build secure applications… sign up today at https://securecoding.moatacademy.com/ for our cyber secure coding boot camp.