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The State Of Secure Software Development - Three OpenSSF Courses

The Open Source Security Foundation has recently launched three brand new and free courses on Secure Software Development, which are hosted on edX.

Nowadays every company is a software house regardless of the business it is in be it finance, manufacturing or healthcare. To provide value, businesses have to communicate through software applications built in-house or by a third party.

The problem is that cyberattackers will attack those applications, probing them to uncover vulnerabilities to exploit and get access to your internal networks, steal company and customer data or just create havoc.

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