CertNexus Cyber Secure Coder is the premier certification for those who desire to effectively address security issues as in the creation of software. 

Utilizing two universal languages – Python and Java Script – CertNexus CSC training teaches the key concepts needed and includes hands-on activities to reinforce these practices.

Cyber Secure Coder is the go-to certification for validating secure coding practices – for all developers, in all programming languages, on all platforms. 

CertNexus CSC certification has been DoDD 8140 approved for use.

Why Get Cybersecurity Coding Certified?

Developers are tasked with ensuring that the software that they create includes coding that results in protected applications. Specialists holding the Cyber Secure Coder certification have proven that they can follow safe practices throughout the creative process.

Who this course is for?

• Software Developers

• Web Application Developers

• Mobile Application Developers

• Software Architects

• Quality Assurance/Test Engineers

• IT Professionals

• Security Professionals

• Students and Researchers

Though this CertNexus Cyber Secure Coder™  training course, you will learn to:

• Code securely and understand its importance.

• Spot common software weaknesses and threats.

• Follow secure coding rules and best practices.

• Write secure code in different programming languages.

• Use secure coding to stop common attacks.

• Add security to protect data.

A CertNexus Cyber Secure Coder™ certification will certify that the successful candidate has the knowledge, skills, and abilities to design and develop a variety of applications for various platforms, analyze security concerns outside of specific languages and platforms, use a number of testing and analysis tools, and mitigate against common threats to data and systems.

Benefits of Strong Cybersecurity in Coding

Building strong cybersecurity practices throughout the entire coding process has many benefits. Waiting until the final testing phase to find and remediate issues can be costly and lead to missed deadlines as well as a bad reputation. Building protective measures into the entire development process avoids these pitfalls while also addressing privacy issues.

Prerequisites

There are no formal prerequisites.

However, we reccommend: General programming experience (developing applications, using dev tools), ability to analyze documentation.