Embed security into your development teams

How do you train developers on security without disrupting their core work?

DevSecOps labs use short, concrete scenarios (injection, poor secrets management, vulnerable dependencies) directly tied to the code a developer writes daily, rather than theoretical courses disconnected from practice.

Does CyberAct cover integrating security into the CI/CD pipeline?

Yes, dedicated modules cover integrating security scans (SAST, dependencies) into the CI/CD pipeline, so developers understand where and why security fits into their delivery flow.

Do the labs reproduce the OWASP Top 10 on real code?

Yes, each Top 10 vulnerability (injection, access control, security misconfiguration) is illustrated by a hands-on lab where the developer must identify then fix the flaw in a real vulnerable application.

Can we track progress across several development teams in parallel?

Yes, an AppSec lead can assign differentiated pathways per team or tech stack, and track each team's progress from a centralized dashboard.

Does CyberAct help reduce the number of vulnerabilities in production?

By raising awareness of root causes of common vulnerabilities before they reach production, teams trained on CyberAct typically introduce fewer classic flaws into their code over time.

Are the labs tailored to a specific development language or framework?

Scenarios cover cross-cutting vulnerabilities applicable to most modern web stacks; some labs can be oriented toward a language or framework dominant in your organization on request.