The Secure Software Development and DevSecOps course in Budapest is a hands-on training course designed to help professionals integrate security practices into the software development lifecycle.
From:
05-01-2026
From:
10-08-2026
Course Overview
As cyber threats evolve, organizations can no longer treat security as an afterthought in software development. Secure Software Development and DevSecOps practices integrate security into the entire software development lifecycle (SDLC), ensuring faster delivery of safe, resilient applications.
This Secure Software Development and DevSecOps Training Course provides participants with the skills to identify vulnerabilities, apply secure coding practices, and implement automated security within DevOps pipelines. It emphasizes building a security-first culture while balancing speed, agility, and innovation.
Through hands-on labs, case studies, and collaborative workshops, participants will gain practical experience in secure SDLC and DevSecOps strategies.
Course Benefits
Embed security throughout the SDLC.
Apply secure coding and testing practices.
Automate security in DevOps pipelines.
Reduce vulnerabilities and deployment risks.
Build resilient, compliant software applications.
Course Objectives
Explore principles of secure software development.
Apply best practices in secure coding.
Integrate automated security tools into CI/CD pipelines.
Conduct static and dynamic application security testing.
Align DevSecOps with compliance and governance.
Develop secure architecture and threat modeling skills.
Foster a culture of shared responsibility in DevSecOps teams.
Training Methodology
The course blends expert-led lectures, hands-on secure coding labs, CI/CD pipeline exercises, and group workshops focused on real-world applications.
Target Audience
Software developers and engineers.
DevOps and DevSecOps professionals.
Application security specialists.
IT managers overseeing development teams.
Target Competencies
Secure SDLC practices.
DevSecOps automation.
Application security testing.
Compliance in software development.
Course Outline
Unit 1: Introduction to Secure Software Development
Why secure SDLC is essential.
Common vulnerabilities in applications (OWASP Top 10).
Case studies of software breaches.
Secure design principles.
Unit 2: Secure Coding Practices
Input validation and error handling.
Encryption and key management in code.
API and microservices security.
Lab: writing and testing secure code.
Unit 3: Application Security Testing
Static and dynamic application security testing (SAST/DAST).
Interactive application security testing (IAST).
Tools for automated code analysis.
Workshop: vulnerability scanning and remediation.
Unit 4: DevSecOps and CI/CD Integration
Principles of DevSecOps.
Embedding security into CI/CD pipelines.
Security automation tools (e.g., Jenkins, GitHub Actions).
Lab: configuring a secure DevOps pipeline.
Unit 5: Governance, Compliance, and Resilience
Compliance in software development (ISO, PCI DSS, GDPR).
Threat modeling and secure architecture.
Building a security-first development culture.
Roadmap for long-term secure DevOps maturity.
Ready to deliver secure, resilient software at speed?
Join the Secure Software Development and DevSecOps Training Course with EuroQuest International Training and gain the expertise to embed security into every stage of development.
The Secure Software Development and DevSecOps Training Courses in Budapest provide professionals with the methodologies and practical skills required to integrate security into every phase of the software development lifecycle. These programs are designed for software engineers, DevOps practitioners, security architects, QA specialists, and technology leaders responsible for building resilient applications and implementing security automation. Participants learn how to reduce vulnerabilities, enhance code integrity, and ensure that security practices align with business objectives and continuous delivery workflows.
The training explores core principles of secure software development, including threat modeling, secure coding standards, dependency management, and vulnerability assessment. Through hands-on exercises and source code analysis, participants learn how to identify common security weaknesses, apply defensive programming techniques, and use automated tools to detect and remediate risks. The curriculum emphasizes proactive security integration rather than reactive fixes—ensuring that protection is embedded from design to deployment.
These DevSecOps-focused programs in Budapest also highlight how to align development, operations, and security teams through shared responsibility and automated controls. Participants explore CI/CD pipeline security, infrastructure-as-code protection, container and microservices security, and continuous monitoring. Real-world lab scenarios help attendees design workflows that incorporate policy enforcement, scanning, logging, and runtime protection seamlessly into development pipelines.
Attending these training courses in Budapest offers a collaborative learning environment enriched by expert practitioners and diverse industry perspectives. The city’s growing role in technology innovation and digital modernization provides an ideal backdrop for exploring current and emerging secure development practices.
Upon completion of this specialization, participants will be equipped to build and maintain secure applications, implement scalable DevSecOps frameworks, and lead security-driven development initiatives. These capabilities support improved product reliability, reduced exposure to cyber threats, and stronger alignment between development velocity and security assurance in dynamic and competitive digital environments.