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AI writes code. Can your developers secure it?

SecDim builds teams that catch what AI misses — with capability you can measure, benchmark, and report to the board.

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1 every
7.4 min

A new software vulnerability published in 2026.1cve.icu; cveforecast.org, 2026

31%

Of breaches now start with software exploitation.2Verizon Data Breach Investigations Report, 2026

Up to 100×

More expensive to fix a security flaw after release than during the design.3IBM Systems Sciences Institute; NIST, 2002

Measure and report capability

See your team's benchmarked SecDim Grade against other companies, and generate tailored reports for the board, auditors, and compliance using the SecDim MCP Server.

Enterprise dashboard with team skill grades and reporting

Attack & defence, not tutorials

The only platform that trains secure coding through real adversarial pressure, not gamified checkboxes.

Attack and defence secure coding training

Built for the AI era

Prompt injection, the OWASP LLM Top 10, insecure MCP servers — in real apps, where AI can't just hand over the fix.

AI Security Labs covering prompt injection, LLM Top 10 and MCP vulnerabilities

Ownership, not compliance theatre

We present security as an engineering challenge, not a checkbox module — so your team takes ownership of the security of their own code.

Developer fixing a flaw in their own code from a scan alert

Fits your team's stack

In-repository content, no forced tools or unfamiliar interfaces — plus integrations with SAST, DAST, and other DevSecOps tooling your team already uses.

Integrations with SAST, DAST and DevSecOps tooling

Host a private wargame

A private in-company event with customisable attack and defence scenarios tailored to your team and stack.

Private in-company wargame customised to your stack

Mapped to security frameworks

SecDim courses and challenges align with SOC 2 & ISO 27001, OWASP, NIST, PCI DSS, ASD Essential 8, and CMMC requirements.

SOC 2ISO 27001OWASPNISTPCI DSSASD Essential 8CMMC

Custom enterprise reports with MCP

Gen 1Quiz / video
Gen 2Simulated snippet
Gen 3Cloud labs
Gen 4Wargame
EnvironmentMultiple-choice, no codeFake in-browser editorHosted lab environmentReal git, your own IDE or sandbox
Learning modelWatch, then recallGuided, hand-held stepsFollow the walkthroughFind, hack, fix — try, fail, pivot
Skill formedRecognition onlyExplicit, promptedExplicit, scriptedImplicit, earned under pressure
EngagementMandated, forcedLow, checkboxModerateIntrinsic — devs return to rank up
Proof producedCompletion %Pass/failAssessment scoreSecDim Rank + patch quality score
AI resilienceBroken — AI answers allWeak — AI solves snippetPartial — AI assistsStrengthened — AI is part of the challenge
Retention15–25% at 2 weeksLowModerateHigh — muscle memory
From individual to team

Prove capability.
Not just attendance.

A completion percentage tells you who clicked through a module. Your Capability Quadrant tells you who can actually catch a vulnerability before it ships — and where to invest next.

Not more training hours. Better signal.

Skill forms under real adversarial pressure, not by clicking through slides. What you measure is what actually happened, not what was watched.

Not self-reported. Verified.

Every SecDim Grade is earned by a developer finding, exploiting, and fixing a real vulnerability — benchmarked against other companies, not against a quiz score.

Not completion. Capability.

Identify your immediate risks. See exactly where each developer sits. The conversation with your board changes when you have a Capability Quadrant, not a completion percentage.

High
Competency
Low
Competency
Developing Efficiency
Secure Developer
1Security ChampionLeverage these developers as mentors, secure code reviewers, and advocates.
3Immediate RiskRisky to ship code to production. Engage with them.
Risky
Developing Competency
Low EfficiencyHigh Efficiency

The Defensive Cloud Native App Workshop was a great introduction to practical application security for our engineering team. The focus on real world security vulnerabilities kept the training relevant to our day-to-day work and the gamified labs made it engaging and fun. A three-in-one investment in our security posture, our compliance obligations and most importantly, our team-members knowledge and skills.

NAB (uBank)

Joshua Cunninghame

Security Architect, National Australia Bank