CSCE: Cyberyami Certified Secure Coding Expert

Overview

Cyberyami Certified Secure Coding Expert (C|CSCE) is a vendor-neutral certification that equips candidates with hands on skills for secure coding careers. The certification covers Secure Coding Foundations, SDLC, Secure Coding Techniques, Security Practices in Code Development , Security Management and Best Practices leading to roles like Software Engineer, Full-Stack Developer, or Cybersecurity Engineer.

Key Outcomes:

• Secure Coding Knowledge: Mastery of secure coding principles and practices to develop safe and resilient software.
• Vulnerability Identification and Mitigation: Expertise in detecting and addressing security vulnerabilities within code.
• Adherence to Security Best Practices: Understanding and application of security best practices in software development.
• Secure Development Lifecycle (SDLC) Proficiency: Knowledge of integrating security at every stage of the software development lifecycle.
• Effective Use of Secure Development Tools: Hands-on experience with tools and technologies for developing secure software.
• Real-World Application: Practical experience in applying secure coding practices in real-world scenarios.
• Ethical Coding Practices: Emphasis on ethical responsibilities and standards in secure software development.

Who Can Do C|CSCE Certification

• Software Developers and Programmers: Those who want to integrate security into their coding practices and build safer applications.
• IT Security Professionals: Security analysts and consultants looking to specialize in secure coding practices.
• Computer Science Students and Academics: Individuals pursuing education in computer science or related fields, aiming to add a security-focused skill set.
• Quality Assurance Engineers: QA professionals seeking to understand security aspects of software testing and development.
• Project Managers in Software Development: Managers overseeing software projects who need to ensure security is embedded in the development process.
• IT Professionals Transitioning to Cybersecurity: Those in various IT roles aiming to specialize in secure coding and software security.
• Cybersecurity Policy Makers and Auditors: Professionals involved in setting security standards or auditing software, who need an in-depth understanding of secure coding.

Prerequisite Knowledge

• Basic Knowledge of Programming
• Understanding of Software Development Processes
• Fundamentals of Cybersecurity
• Experience in Software Development
• Basic Knowledge of Operating Systems and Networks