Staying Ahead of the Threatscape
With 200+ courses, Security Innovation has the most expansive and current software security curriculum in the industry. And just like the threat landscape, it’s constantly changing. That’s why we regularly release new and updated courses throughout the year.
Your voice matters
In addition to emerging trends, customer feedback largely drives course direction. If you would like a more detailed look at our roadmap, please contact us.
Q2 2022 Release
April 2022
Security Innovation’s April release incorporates the introduction of a completely new type of learning experience, SKILL LABS, which is available only for the new CMD+CTRL Base Camp platform. CMD+CTRL Skill Labs utilizes virtual machines to enable completely realistic environments which are appropriate for Intermediate to Advanced-level developers and cybersecurity professionals.
Many of these new Skill Labs concentrate on the use of an emulated IDE to both find and fix insecure code, while others use the MiTRE ATT&CK Framework to help defenders learn to choose appropriate defensive strategies when dealing with cyber-attacks.
Continuing down the path of vulnerability identification, Security Innovation has prioritized seven additional labs to help learners to step up their cybersecurity abilities:
NEW! SKILL LABS
LEARN LAB Updates
The following Learn Labs finalizes the transition we began in Q1 from the OWASP 2017 standard to the latest 2021 standard. They also align with the latest OWASP 2021 Testing and Mitigations series and challenges found in the CMD+CTRL Cyber Ranges. Finally, we added coverage for Cloud & API vulnerabilities according to CSA Top 11 and OWASP API Top 10.
COURSE Updates
The following courses featuring updates to the latest 2021 OWASP Top 10 standard are now accessible via all Security Innovation Hosting Platforms (SI Shared & Dedicated Portals) and SCORM Cloud Services.
Supplementary updates on May 31
February 2022 Release
In 2022, Security Innovation plans to ramp up the use of labs in our training program, as it has proven to be an effective (and popular) way to reinforce the concepts introduced in our online training courses.
Our first series of labs, released in October of 2021, helped learners to tap into the mindset of an attacker by helping them to recognize common code vulnerabilities. These first labs were based on the industry guidelines provided by OWASP – a non-profit foundation dedicated to improving the security of software.
Continuing down the path of vulnerability identification, Security Innovation has prioritized seven additional labs to help learners to step up their cybersecurity abilities:
NEW LABS
October 2021 Release
Our Q4 update consist of new content focused on vulnerability identification techniques, secure Infrastructure-as-Code (IaC) deployments, web API and Cloud Service best practices, and cloud penetration testing. New learning experiences build in-demand skills while establishing a real-world connection that accounts for exposure to cyber-attacks, disruption, interruption, and many other impacts.
Unify daily experiences and intellect with learning labs while driving the transfer of training after the formal learning intervention
Secure Infrastructure as Code (IaC) deployments by leveraging security features and capabilities of Terraform
Identify unique vulnerabilities within authentic enterprise applications using various techniques
Learn API Security based on OWASP guidelines to understand and mitigate risks of application programming interfaces (APIs)
Follow CSA Top 11 Threats to Cloud Computing guidelines regarding what secure practices to follow when planning and establishing cloud environments
Learn Pen Testing fundamentals to protect and defend cloud services from common vulnerabilities and misconfigurations for the top 3 cloud service providers
NEW LABS
NEW COURSES
July 2021 Release
Our Q3 update includes new and updated courses focused on Cloud Best Practices for Enterprise organizations, as well as attack and test techniques that teams need to safeguard their software and infrastructure – all while using the Google Cloud Platform.
New Courses! Google Cloud Platform
COD 252 – Securing Google Platform Applications & Data
This course provides the knowledge and skills to implement and leverage GCP security features, manage secrets, and protect applications and data against common threats.
DSO 256 – DevSecOps in the Google Cloud Platform
This course focuses on centralized monitoring, operations, and logging. Learn to store, view, search, analyze, and alert on log data and events. Gain visibility into the performance, availability, and health of your applications and infrastructure to ensure reliable operation.
Updated Courses! Secure Enterprise Infrastructure Series
The Security Innovation course development team is bringing additional interactive elements to many of our existing training modules in order to increase engagement and to provide a better experience for learners. Let us know what you think of the improvements!
• DES 214 Securing Infrastructure Architecture
• DES 215 Defending Infrastructure
• DES 216 Protecting Cloud Infrastructure
• DES 218 Protecting Microservices, Containers, and Orchestration
April 2021 Release
Released Courses
Our release this quarter focuses on two areas:
Our Q2 update entails a lot of new and updated content that focuses on attack and test techniques teams need to safeguard their software and infrastructure.
Addition of MiTRE ATT&CK Framework coverage to understand attack techniques on software systems and infrastructure
“Shift Right” to examine exposure points from an external perspective and defend applications, servers, systems, networks, and data from malicious attacks
Consolidated related OWASP and CWE content based on the evolvement of new risks, weaknesses, vulnerabilities, and exploit techniques to eliminate redundancy
Identify and eliminate vulnerabilities during development to keep pace as development teams take on more test functions with a new genre of courses; Software Development Testing (SDT)
January 2021 Release
Released Courses
Our release this quarter focuses on two areas:
Enhanced coding interactions: make it easier to distill complex topics and commit knowledge to memory
Emerging Technologies: learn object-oriented and scripting languages that are quickly becoming industry mainstays
DevSecOps Practices: master tools and methods that calibrate agility with security
Secure Coding Interactivity: challenge developers to find and fix vulnerabilities in code based on learned knowledge
| COD 287 – Java Application Server Hardening | COD 386 Preventing Integer Overflows in Java Code |
| COD 315 Preventing Vulnerabilities in iOS Code in Swift | COD 255 Creating Secure Code – Web API Foundations |
| COD 384 Protecting Java from Information Disclosure | COD 302 Secure C Memory Management |
| COD 385 Preventing Race Conditions in Java Code | COD 322 Protecting C# from SQLi |
| COD 319 Preventing Vulnerabilities in Android Code in Java | COD 323 Using encryption with C# |
| COD 324 Protecting C# from XML Injection |