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SafeStack founder’s log: 3 May 2022

Captain’s log: [insert date here]

That’s how you’re supposed to start these things, right?

I promised myself I’d write more this year. And yet, it’s almost May and I haven’t written a word about my journey as a founder. So let’s start today.

We’ve recently started the new financial year. It’s going to be a big one.


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Secure development: Detecting attacks in your software

In this blog post, we cover ideas that were first discussed by our SafeStack Academy Secure Development community at our online members’ seminar on detecting attacks in software products, hosted by Christian Frichot and Erica Anderson.

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Secure development: Finding and fixing API security vulnerabilities

2021 has been a big year of growth for us. We’ve expanded our team, as well as the number of countries our customers are in.

We never lost sight of our mission though, to bring accessible, inclusive, industry-aligned security skills to all our customers and partners.

And what a great way to wrap up the end of 2021 — by releasing our newest SafeStack Academy Secure Development course: Finding and Fixing API Security Vulnerabilities.

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Microservice architectures: it starts with secure design

We’re excited to launch our newest SafeStack Academy Secure Development course today: Designing Secure Microservice Architectures.

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Security testing: a superpower we can all have

We’re excited to launch our newest SafeStack Academy course today: Security Foundations for Software Testing.

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Threat assessment: from syntax to systems thinking

SafeStack mascots in an office working on computer and looking at diagram on whiteboard

Today we’re launching our newest SafeStack Development Academy course: Threat Assessment for Software Development.

With this, we’re embarking on our quest to bring security not only into the implementation of systems, but into their design.

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Become a security champion – with SafeStack Academy

<movie narrator voice>

In a world where software... rules the... *cough* ... world
and where hackers are the biggest threat the world has ever.... no wait
One organisation stands alone... 
Together...
with all developers....
and testers...
architects....
... at least 2m apart...
... but most likely online. 
...or in animal crossing

</movie narrator voice>

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