Hands-on secure coding for Java teams
Certified Application Security Engineer for Java takes the secure software lifecycle down to defensive coding practice in one language, making it a stack-specific counterpart to a lifecycle-wide credential.
Who it suits
Best for Java developers and application security engineers who want secure-coding practice in the language they ship every day, rather than a vendor-neutral lifecycle program.
Key differences
- It is tied to Java development, whereas the ISC2 credential is language-neutral and covers requirements, supply chain, and deployment practices.
- Content leans toward coding-level defenses, threat modeling, testing, and remediation, giving up the broader governance and acquisition perspective.
- It comes from EC-Council rather than ISC2, so the preparation path and professional community differ.
- Level
- Professional
- Assessment
- Written
- Study time
- 100-220h
- Listed from
- $450
