930 code reviews across 186 vulnerability classes — each one a production-realistic snippet in the language your team ships. Five candidate blocks, one real flaw.
Secure coding training
your engineers won't skip,
with audit evidence built in.
Engineering teams review production-realistic code in their own stack, find the flaw, ship the fix — and the compliance evidence builds itself. PCI DSS 4.0, ISO 27001 and OWASP mapped to every assignment.
Two phases per challenge.
Phase 1: spot the vulnerable block in production code. Phase 2: pick the right fix among four plausible candidates — not "one obvious answer."
Smart distractors — each wrong fix is a real-world AppSec mistake (escape-only, regex-validation, ORM-without-binding) with the explanation of why it fails. Devs learn the difference between a fix and a mitigation.
From recon to exploit to fix — step by step.
67 scenarios. 973 interactive steps. Each one drops the engineer into a simulated browser, terminal and intercepting proxy — running recon, landing the exploit, and then closing the gap in code. One attack class, one short focused session.
Not generic pseudocode. Your idioms.
Each engineer picks their stack on first visit. Every challenge then loads in the language and framework they actually ship — Python f-strings, Go's fmt.Sprintf, C#'s string interpolation, Java's PreparedStatement — not a stripped-down pseudocode that maps to nothing in production.
- JavaScript
- TypeScript
- C#
- Java
- Python
- Go
- PHP
- React TS · JS
- Vue TS · JS
- Angular TS · JS
- Swift
- Kotlin
Built for the way enterprise security teams already work.
SAML 2.0 with JIT provisioning, SCIM 2.0 lifecycle sync, SCORM 1.2/2004 for any LMS, and a multi-tenant admin plane with role-based delegation. None of it bolt-on — all of it live from Day 1.
Every assignment, mapped to the framework you report against.
Every challenge is pre-tagged to the framework it satisfies — so audit time isn't a fire drill, it's a query.
See how it fits
your audit cadence.
30 minutes with our team. We'll walk through the admin dashboard, the PCI / ISO / OWASP mappings, and how SSO and SCIM light up for your IdP.