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CBT Nuggets has been a leader in on-demand IT training for more than 25 years. Subscribers have 24/7 access to training from trusted vendors like Cisco, Microsoft, AWS, and more. Our training library also offers office productivity courses for project managers, and end user courses on security best practices, Microsoft Office, and more. The CBT Nuggets training team has years of experience in their respective fields — these are certified experts in fields like networking, wireless, cybersecurity, data analytics, AI and machine learning, and more. Many CBT Nuggets courses map to IT certification exams, which are an excellent resource for those who want to become certified. As an on-the-job resource, CBT Nuggets training breaks down tricky technical topics into specific skills. Teams and training admins can assign videos to employees and track their progress. Whatever your goal, CBT Nuggets provides the training needed to be successful in your job.

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Secure Code Warrior offers a comprehensive range of secure coding tools integrated into a single robust platform that emphasizes prevention over reaction. This platform empowers developers to adopt a security-oriented mindset while enhancing their expertise, receiving immediate feedback, and tracking their skill progression, ultimately enabling them to produce secure code confidently. By prioritizing early intervention in the Software Development Life Cycle (SDLC), Secure Code Warrior positions developers as the first line of defense against coding vulnerabilities, aiming to eliminate issues before they arise. In contrast, many existing application security tools merely focus on 'shifting left' in the SDLC, which typically involves identifying vulnerabilities post-development and addressing them afterward. The National Institute of Standards and Technology highlights that it can be up to 30 times more costly to identify and resolve vulnerabilities in finalized code compared to preventing them from occurring in the first place. This underscores the critical importance of integrating security practices early in the coding process to minimize potential risks.