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Practical Secure Coding Training for Developers, DevOps and QA engineers.

London, UK
Joined March 2020
SecureFlag is the only 💯 Hands-On Secure Coding Training platform for Developers, DevOps & QA engineers. Learn how to identify and remediate real security issues using familiar tools and technologies in an authentic development environment 📲bit.ly/3LXkMil
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Happy Halloween from SecureFlag! The scariest part of cybersecurity? How often it's treated as the final jump scare 👻 Don't let release become a bad horror movie: catch risk early with secure coding training and threat modeling. #CybersecurityAwarenessMonth #HappyHalloween
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How do you prove security’s value when success is measured in breaches that didn’t happen? 🫥 Prevention looks invisible and finance sees it as a cost, not a control. But you can put numbers on it: SecureFlag customers average 2.4x ROI within 12 months. secureflag.com/solutions/pro…
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Train embedded and IoT developers to find and fix firmware security issues with our new Microcontroller Labs 🔧 Each lab challenges developers to resolve the root cause in a realistic scenario. Get started with hands-on firmware security training 👇 blog.secureflag.com/2026/10/…
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Today’s the day! Join our webinar for a practical look at how threat modeling can keep up with AI-assisted development. Last chance to register 👇
Only one week left until we show you how to bring threat modeling up to speed with AI coding! No bloated slide decks ❌ Just 45 minutes of live demos ✅ It’s live only, so register now: app.livestorm.co/secureflag/… #ThreatModeling
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Over half of remediated vulnerabilities recur within a month* 🔁 Patch the instance and the insecure pattern remains, so the bug class returns. Training teams to catch it before production fixes the cause, not the symptom. Learn more: secureflag.com/solutions/red… *CSA 2024
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Research shows that monthly security findings from AI coding assistants rose from about 1,000 to over 10,000 in six months. An AI fix doesn’t prove a vulnerability is resolved. Developers need the skills to check. Learn how to prioritize and fix them 👇 blog.secureflag.com/2026/10/…
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AI writes code that LOOKS right far more often than it writes code that IS right. So what can your team do to ensure secure code? Read what our CEO Andrea Scaduto has to say about it in Forbes⬇️
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Security gates at the end of delivery don’t reduce risk, they remediate it after the fact. Vulnerabilities happen when devs can’t make secure calls in the moment. The fix is skill-building & integrated workflows. Prevent vulnerabilities at the source 🔗 secureflag.com/solutions/red…
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PHP’s emergency update fixes PHP2Shell, two critical flaws (CVSS 9.2) 🐘 Memory-handling vulnerabilities are hard to find without hands-on practice, and threat modeling shows what an attacker could reach. Learn how to limit RCE damage 👇 blog.secureflag.com/2026/10/…
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Giddy up! SecureFlag is heading to LASCON 2026 in Austin, Texas to host a Secure Coding Tournament next week. 🗓️ Oct 29, 9am to 30 Oct, 12noon 📍  Norris Conference Centers 🏆 1st prize: Nintendo Switch 2 Register at eventbrite.co.uk/e/lascon-20…. #SecureCoding #CyberSecurity
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Devs are shipping code faster than ever, while making security calls on all of it. Without training, something has to give ⚖️ Secure coding labs give devs practice fixing real vulnerabilities in tools they use. Sharper judgment, less security rework 👇 secureflag.com/training/?utm…
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Manual threat modeling is hard to sustain, with models getting skipped under pressure and going stale the moment architecture changes—yet only 7% of orgs regularly use AI to help* 🔍 See what AI can take off your plate: secureflag.com/threat-modeli… *State of Threat Modeling 2024-25
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Our new SDLC Metrics feature matches each code commit with the author’s training records 📊 Teams can measure how much code comes from trained developers and where training coverage is lowest. See how SDLC Metrics links training to shipped code 🔗 blog.secureflag.com/2026/10/…
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Last week, we asked who is responsible for risk when AI agents help write and ship code. 100% said: the developer who ships it. But when one person carries all the risk, accountability becomes a single point of failure. Vendors, security teams & orgs share the load. #DevSecOps
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Only one week left until we show you how to bring threat modeling up to speed with AI coding! No bloated slide decks ❌ Just 45 minutes of live demos ✅ It’s live only, so register now: app.livestorm.co/secureflag/… #ThreatModeling
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Hallo Amsterdam! The SecureFlag team is at the Cyber Security and Cloud Expo, part of TechEx Europe. Find us at Booth 108 today or tomorrow and we'll be happy to talk you through SecureFlag's secure coding training and threat modeling products. #cybersecurity
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Introducing our new citizen developer course on AI agent security 🤖 Over 80% of security teams lack full visibility into what business users build with AI agents. Hands-on training reduces the risk. Help everyday employees use AI more securely 👇 blog.secureflag.com/2026/10/…
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Compliance reqs are tightening, but proving you meet them shouldn't mean hunting by hand ⏱️ ISO 27001, SOC 2, PCI DSS, HIPAA & AI regs want proof your software is built securely. SecureFlag pulls it together automatically. Generate audit-ready evidence 👇secureflag.com/solutions/mee…
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SecureFlag has been named one of the UK’s Fastest-Growing Companies 2027, ranking 70th in the FT’s inaugural list! 🎊 Huge thanks to our incredible team and to every organization making secure development a priority. See the full ranking: ft.com/content/92195205-ac56… #FT150
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