What security training do engineering managers actually need?
Engineering managers need security training on risk decisions, not code: priorities, exceptions, fix capacity and how to read a security report.
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Engineering managers need security training on risk decisions, not code: priorities, exceptions, fix capacity and how to read a security report.
A topic list for API developer security training, built around the OWASP API Security Top 10 2023, with a suggested order and hands-on exercises.
Seven common beliefs about security tool trials, from 'more findings is better' to 'the free trial costs nothing', checked against how trials really go.
A sizing guide for security testing by engineering headcount: what to run at 5, 25 and 100 engineers, who owns it, and when to add the next method.
Internal apps behind a VPN still get tested, just lighter. Which methods to run, which to skip, and why a VPN is not a security control for the app itself.
When security wants a dependency bump and platform fears breakage, settle it with a test branch, a reachability check, and a dated exception.
When security asks for a dependency override and developers fear breakage, use evidence, a staged rollout and a time-boxed exception rather than a standoff.
A security tool reads your code and credentials, so review it like any vendor. Ten questions on data flow, access, storage and exit before you onboard it.
A short template for security review comments: what is wrong, where, why it matters and the fix, with a severity label so authors know what blocks a merge.
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