One half-day that changes how your team writes code — for good.

Security flaws are usually built in by developers who never learned to think like an attacker. When delivery speed is the priority and the focus is on shipping, security becomes something you deal with later.

This course changes that.

Format: Half-day, held on-site, remotely or in a hybrid format, whatever works best for your team.

Group size: We recommend a maximum of ten participants to give everyone the chance to follow along, ask questions and genuinely absorb what's covered.

Level: Suitable for both junior and senior development teams. The only requirement is that participants already write code.

Certificate: Everyone who completes the course receives a certificate of completion.

About the course

Safe development with OWASP Top 10

Instructor

Sam Eizad

Sam is one of Cyloq's founders with over 15 years of experience in offensive security. He has discovered and reported critical vulnerabilities at Google, Microsoft and Apple. That's what he brings into the room, hands-on knowledge of how attackers operate, built on years of actual hacking.

What the course focuses on

Understanding how attackers think, what they look for and how to build systems that hold up in the real world. That knowledge shifts how your team writes code, and how they think about security as part of the development process, rather than an afterthought.

Safe code development in practice

Better understanding leads to better defense

This course will teach your developers how vulnerabilities arise, how they are exploited, and how to build code that holds tight.

OWASP Top 10 in Practice

We review the most common vulnerabilities and show with concrete examples how they arise, are exploited — and how they can be avoided.

Security in CI/CD flow

We show you how to build and maintain a secure CI/CD flow, from code push to production.

Think like an attacker

With real-world attack scenarios, participants gain understanding of how attackers think, what they are looking for, and how to strengthen their code and architecture.

No code course — focus on secure development

We focus on understanding vulnerabilities, writing robust code, and making secure technical decisions in development.

What participants take away

Everyone who completes the course receives a certificate. But the most valuable thing they leave with is a new way of thinking. One that makes them spot security risks in their code before those risks become problems.

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