We worked with SecDim to offer coding challenges to CTF player during a major Cybersecurity Conference. The team of SecDim is clearly knowledgeable and they offer challenges to are inspired by real issues forcing player to realise potential impact and learn how to fix / avoid making similar mistakes. The hold the hill type of challenge is an opportunity to have groups of players competing to offer fail-proof code that will be challenged constantly for a week (in our case). The platform is clearly robust and user friendly. Highly recommend giving a try.
There is a growing market of platforms for secure code training, but they are too focused on just a digital platform, rather than human connection in teaching, and working with your company to understand where your developers security weaknesses are.
Secdim provides trainers to really help teach your developers about security weaknesses, the platform then helps to drive that home.
The training is up-to-date and uses novel approaches like wargaming to get engagement and participation. All our developers have had a very positive outcome from using secdim.
We used SecDim to provide WarGame contest for developers of different backgrounds. They loved it. SecDim allows teams to learn both how to defend and attack applications. Students can learn from each other while understanding how defend their code, in a wargame style.
What I loved is the ability for developers to create security fixes and publish their code for the others to attack. Gamification with real code.
SecDim is a developer-first secure-code wargame that drops you into production-grade apps packed with real-world vulnerabilities. No slides, no boring tutorials—our challenges track today’s top incidents so you can cut the crap and learn secure coding for real.