Secure Coding Guide for Python
Offered By: OpenSSF via YouTube
Course Description
Overview
Explore a comprehensive overview of the Secure Coding Guide for Python in this informative conference talk by David Mather and Bart Karas from Ericsson. Discover the importance of secure coding practices in Python, a widely-used programming language crucial for numerous open source projects, cloud virtualization frameworks, and AI/ML tooling. Learn about the OpenSSF Best Practices Working Group's initiative to create this guide, which is structured around Mitre's CWE framework. Gain insights into the guide's tangible advice for various programming challenges, complete with executable code examples that allow for experimentation and serve as a testing ground for tool-based detection of weaknesses and vulnerabilities. Understand the current state of the guide, its roadmap, and the speakers' aim to gather feedback from the Python community for further improvements.
Syllabus
Secure Coding Guide for Python - David Mather & Bart Karas, Ericsson
Taught by
OpenSSF
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