Advisory & managed services
Technical Security Training
Hands-on technical security training for engineers, from secure coding to defensive tooling.
Guidance & support
In plain terms Training
What this is
Hands-on technical security training for engineers, from secure coding to defensive tooling.
Why it can hurt you
Generic security awareness content doesn’t give engineers the technical depth they need to actually build securely.
Guidance & support
Why it matters to you Training
The problem
Generic security awareness content doesn’t give engineers the technical depth they need to actually build securely.
Fewer recurring vulnerability classes
Engineers who understand the "why," not just the rule.
Higher tooling ROI
Security tools used to their full capability instead of left on default settings.
Guidance & support
How we do it Training
Skills gap assessment
Technical training needs identified per team, from developers to SREs.
Lab-based curriculum
Hands-on exercises against real vulnerable applications, not lecture slides.
Track-specific content
Secure coding, cloud security, or defensive tooling tracks matched to role.
Guidance & support
What we typically find Training
Repeated technical anti-patterns
The same class of vulnerability introduced across multiple teams.
Low tooling proficiency
Security tools deployed but underused due to lack of hands-on training.
The team you would have hired.
Senior judgement on tap: strategy, board reporting, and someone to call at 2am.
Guidance & support
What lands on your desk Training
Hands-on lab curriculum
Exercises built around real vulnerability classes relevant to your stack.
Skills assessment report
Before/after measurement of technical proficiency gains.
Guidance & support
What you get out of it Training
Fewer recurring vulnerability classes
Engineers who understand the "why," not just the rule.
Higher tooling ROI
Security tools used to their full capability instead of left on default settings.
Guidance & support
Step by step Training
1. Skills gap assessment
Technical training needs identified per team, from developers to SREs.
2. Lab-based curriculum
Hands-on exercises against real vulnerable applications, not lecture slides.
3. Track-specific content
Secure coding, cloud security, or defensive tooling tracks matched to role.
Find out what we would find.
A scoping call is thirty minutes, costs nothing, and ends with a fixed price and a date. If we are not the right people for the job, we will tell you that too.