The 2016 Summer Olympics in Rio de Janeiro caught the collective attention of the world, which watched as best-in-class athletes from countries from around the world competed for the coveted medals and honor for their countries. For those competing, the road to this year’s Summer Olympics was paved with trial and error, grueling training processes and a desire to be the best.
In the enterprise space, companies are competing in their own “Business Olympics” daily as they look to stand apart in their respective space and beat out the competition. One critical element of success for every organization is security and ensuring its employees, customers and partners that its sensitive and that proprietary information is safe and secure.
So developers, listen up! It’s never too early to start training if you’re going for the gold in security in 2020. Based on conversations with executives at Checkmarx, this eWEEK slide show offers 10 training tips that you’ll want to keep in your back pocket.
Check out the original article & slideshow here.
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Training Tips to Help Developers Snag Security Gold
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Stephen Gates
- August 29, 2016
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Stephen Gates
Stephen Gates is an experienced writer, blogger, and published author who brings 15+ years of hands-on knowledge in information security to the Checkmarx team. Stephen is dedicated to conveying facts, figures, and information that brings awareness to the cybersecurity issues all organizations and consumers face. Aligning with Checkmarx mission of improving software security for all organizations, he is an advocate and promoter of their solutions worldwide.
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Stephen Gates is an experienced writer, blogger, and published author who brings 15+ years of hands-on knowledge in information security to the Checkmarx team. Stephen is dedicated to conveying facts, figures, and information that brings awareness to the cybersecurity issues all organizations and consumers face. Aligning with Checkmarx mission of improving software security for all organizations, he is an advocate and promoter of their solutions worldwide.
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