Hands-on developer security training for real-world threats

    Anagram Security delivers hands-on secure code training for engineers. Built by a former developer, our short, interactive modules help teams reduce real-world vulnerabilities without slowing down delivery.

    Trusted by leading security teams worldwide

    Trusted by leading companies including Yum! Brands, Disney, Finance of America, ID.me, Johnson & Johnson, Kraft Heinz, Pfizer, Post Holdings, and Thomson Reuters

    Security awareness training only works when people actually engage with it

    Anagram Security delivers high-quality, short-form modules designed to reflect the way we consume content in our daily lives - so employees don't dread it, and security teams don't have to force it.

    Our modules are role-specific and address the latest threats

    Whether you're launching a new program or replacing stale content, Anagram Security makes it easy to roll out behavior-focused training at scale - with fresh content released every month.

    Why it works

    Built by developers for developers

    Our team is all too familiar with the pain of five-hour developer training modules. So, we built the product we wish we'd had: short, hands-on, and practical.

    Bite-sized, sprint-friendly

    Each module is designed to take 10–15 minutes, so it's easy to incorporate into your teams' sprints without expensive context switching.

    Inspired by capture-the-flag

    Devs learn by doing. Our CTF-style, interactive challenges simulate real-world attacks so that teams can learn through defense through practicing offense.

    CTF Exercise Interface

    Go beyond the code

    Coding is just the start. From API security to IAM configuration to secrets management, we cover secure developer training across the stack.

    IAM
    APIs
    Secrets
    Security
    Cloud
    Databases
    Monitoring
    Config
    Threats
    Network
    +20 more
    topics

    Language-agnostic

    It doesn't matter if your team works with Python, Go, Java, or TypeScript. Your developer security training should feel relevant to them. Tailor content to your technology stack.

    # Multiple Languages Supported
    Python | JavaScript | Java
    Go | Ruby | C# | PHP
    const security = "universal";

    Our dev training philosophy

    "As a developer, I used to hate the six-hour mandatory compliance training our security team forced on us. It was so clear that they were just trying to check a box, didn't feel particularly relevant, and most of us forgot what we were taught five minutes after we closed the window.

    Instead, I found the best way to learn was by doing. 'Capture The Flag' exercises, where we put ourselves in the shoes of the attacker were far more effective, interesting, and fun.

    So, that's how we designed Anagram Security's Developer Security Training program."

    HARLEY SUGARMAN

    FOUNDER OF ANAGRAM SECURITY

    For engineering and appsec teams

    Deliver training that improves secure coding without slowing down shipping

    Reduce repeat vulnerabilities through real-world examples

    Free up security engineers from teaching the same concepts over and over

    Track improvement and risk reduction over time

    So, that's how we've designed Anagram Security's developer training.

    What sets us apart

    Relevant across the whole engineering spectrum

    Modules designed for roles, such as:

    Backend developers
    Frontend developers
    Cloud architects
    Security engineers
    DevOps

    Engineering Teams

    5 active roles

    Backend
    Server & APIs
    Frontend
    UI & UX
    Cloud
    Infrastructure
    Security
    AppSec & Compliance
    DevOps
    CI/CD & Monitoring

    Practical, not theoretical

    Real-world vulnerability discovery and mitigation, not filling in the blankcode inside an IDE. Modules focus on how attacks happen, not just what went wrong.

    security-audit.py
    1
    2 def login(username, password):
    3 query = f"SELECT * FROM users WHERE username='{username}'"
    SQL Injection Risk
    4
    5 return render_template('profile.html', user=user)
    XSS Vulnerability
    6
    7 def hash_password(password):
    8 return hashlib.md5(password.encode()).hexdigest()
    Weak Hash Algorithm
    9
    10 # Fixed implementation:
    11 # Use parameterized queries
    12 # Escape output properly

    On the bleeding edge

    Includes content on how AI is changing software development, and what security risks developers need to be aware of when working with CoPilot, Claude, or ChatGPT.

    AI

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