Webinar for Building a Security Mindset across the Development Team

13/06/2025 294

In today’s rapidly evolving digital landscape, security has become a critical factor in determining the success and sustainability of technology products. Yet in reality, security is often mistakenly seen as solely the responsibility of testers or specialized security teams — until an incident occurs.

To shift this mindset and raise security awareness across all roles within a software project, VSTA from CO-WELL Asia, in collaboration with Test Mentor Training Center, is organizing a free webinar:

THINK SECURE – Building a Security Mindset across the Development Team

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🎯 What will it bring?

The program aims to establish security awareness as an essential, continuous part of the entire software development lifecycle — not just something addressed in final testing stages. Whether you are a Developer, QA, Product Manager, or UI/UX Designer, everyone can and should contribute to building more secure products from the very beginning.

Through this webinar, participants will:

Understand the importance of adopting a security mindset — not only from a technical standpoint, but also in product design and management.
Explore common vulnerabilities (according to OWASP Top 10 standards) with real-world examples.
Learn how each role within the team can proactively minimize security risks early in the process.
Apply simple, practical checklists and workflows to integrate security considerations directly into daily development cycles.

👨‍🏫 Speaker: Mr. Sang Bui – Founder, Test Mentor

With over 13 years of experience in software testing — particularly in security and automation testing — Mr. Sang has led numerous major projects in industries such as e-commerce, investment, and asset management. He is also the founder of Test Mentor, a leading software testing training center in Vietnam that focuses on developing solid testing foundations for both individuals and organizations.

👥 Who should join our webinar?

The webinar is designed for anyone involved in software development and operations, including:

Developers – to build secure code from the start
QA/Testers – to incorporate security into testing strategies
Product Managers, BAs, Scrum Masters – to plan and monitor security issues throughout the project lifecycle
UI/UX Designers – to avoid designs that may introduce vulnerabilities