About This Tool

Primary Use Case

Key Features

• Detailed secure coding guidelines for multiple programming languages including C/C++, JavaScript, Node.js, Go, Java, and Python
• Focus on API-level security risks and practical coding solutions
• Based on DevSecOps principles to promote security from the development source
• Guidance for writing security system scanning strategies
• Support for security component development and vulnerability fixing
• Community-driven with contribution guidelines
• Licensed under CC BY 4.0 for open collaboration

Insights & Recommendations

This repository is a documentation resource rather than an executable tool, so it does not include installation or command usage instructions. Users should refer to the language-specific markdown files for detailed secure coding practices and integrate these guidelines into their development and security workflows.

Smart Usage Notes

• Integrate the secure coding guidelines into CI/CD pipelines to automate vulnerability prevention early in development.
• Use the documentation to train developers and DevSecOps teams, reducing introduction of exploitable code.
• Leverage the guide to customize and enhance static and dynamic application security testing tools for improved scanning accuracy.
• Combine with runtime application self-protection (RASP) tools to create a layered defense from code to runtime.
• Encourage community contributions to keep the guide updated with emerging language-specific security risks and mitigation techniques.

Security Capability Profile