Secure Coding Practices with Security Labs

Instill Secure Coding Practices Across Your Organization

Shift Knowledge Left

Prevent common security vulnerabilities from the start by building a positive culture that bridges the security and development teams and empowers developers to become security advocates.

Real Code Security

Learn how vulnerabilities work in real-time and how to write code to remediate current risk and mitigate future risk.

Reduce Time To Education

Quickly implement learnings into your everyday development cycles with contextual, just-in-time feedback. Plus, customize the learning paths so you only spend time on what is relevant.

Why Security Labs?

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Reduce Security Tech Debt Provide developers with the knowledge and practice they need to write secure code.

Safely Exploit Insecure Apps Let developers learn by breaking and fixing insecure apps in a containerized, safe environment managed by Veracode.

Effortlessly Train, Retain, and Govern Tailor training content, measure developer growth over time, and retain developer talent, all while meeting compliance and governance needs.

Hands-On Coding Exercises

In 10 minutes or less, find and fix vulnerabilities in real applications.

Live Web & Mobile Apps

Practice in containerized environment and applications managed by Veracode.

New Labs Added Monthly

Address real-world challenges with labs created from customer feedback.

Progress Tracking & Reporting

Set required modules with deadlines and easily track individual or team progress.

Gamification & Events

Engage teams with competition-mode leaderboards, capture-the-flag events, and certifications.

Compliance-Driven Labs

Meet the requirements for certifications like SOC2, HITRUST, and PCI.

Build Competitive Advantage with Secure Coding

Whether you’re building web apps, mobile apps, or APIs, your developers gain hands-on experience finding and fixing vulnerabilities in live apps or APIs with Veracode Security Labs. These learnings equip developers to think differently when writing code, securing your software from the start.