A typical hands-on workshop covers several critical areas of modern secure development: <br><br>Secure Pipeline Integration: Learning to embed automated security checks into CI/CD pipelines to identify flaws like SQL injection or insecure dependencies before code is deployed.<br><br>Application Security Testing (AST):<br><br>Static (SAST): Analyzing source code for vulnerabilities without executing it.<br><br>Dynamic (DAST): Testing the running application to simulate real-world attacks.<br><br>Software Composition Analysis (SCA): Scanning third-party and open-source libraries for known risks.<br><br>Threat Modeling: Proactively identifying potential assets, threats, and mitigation strategies before writing code.<br><br>Automated Testing: Using tools like Selenium or GitHub CodeQL to automate functional and security test cases, ensuring faster feedback loops.<br><br>Infrastructure as Code (IaC) Security: Hardening cloud environments by scanning configuration files (e.g., Terraform or Docker) for misconfigurations<br><br><br>
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