NASBIX TECHNOLOGIES

Training engineers fix bugs—not only watch slides

Hands-on security workshops for developers, QA, and engineering leads—OWASP-grounded labs in your stack, checklists you can paste into PRs, and refreshers that match how your team actually ships from Karachi.

Plan a workshop Solutions hub

Hands-on labs Stack-aligned content Role-based tracks Named facilitators

Security trainings

Annual compliance videos do not stop SQL injection

Teams repeat the same vulnerabilities when training is generic, non-technical, or disconnected from your frameworks and review process. NASBIX runs practical workshops—find the flaw, exploit it safely in a lab, patch it the right way—so developers recognize auth bugs, injection, and misconfigurations in code they write every week.

Trainings reinforce secure SDLC habits: what to look for in review, when to escalate, and how findings from penetration testing or secure code reviews become teachable moments—not one-off shame cycles. After incidents, we can tailor modules using themes from malware analysis without sharing customer-sensitive detail.

Modules for backend, frontend, mobile, and QA—each with exercises relevant to their touchpoints
Language and framework examples (e.g. Node, Java, PHP, React, Flutter) when you specify your stack
Take-home playbooks: PR checklists, threat prompts, and secure defaults for new services
Optional knowledge checks and completion records for HR or compliance tracking

How we deliver → SaaS industry →

Security trainings by NASBIX TECHNOLOGIES — Learn · Break · Fix

Who we help

Engineering orgs building a security culture—not a checkbox

CTOs, EM leads, and GRC partners who need developers to own secure delivery.

Scaling product teams

Onboarding bootcamps and quarterly refreshers as headcount and code volume grow.

Compliance & audit cycles

Evidence-friendly training aligned to SOC2-style control narratives and secure SDLC policies.

Hybrid & vendor squads

Shared standards for in-house and NASBIX pods so reviews sound the same across time zones.

What you get

Security training capabilities that matter

Scoped to audience, stack, and schedule—not a one-size e-learning export.

Developer secure coding

Injection, auth/session flaws, SSRF, secrets, and API abuse with guided fixes in lab repos.

Frontend & mobile

XSS, storage, deep links, certificate pinning basics, and safe handling of tokens on clients.

QA & test focus

Security test cases, negative paths, and when to loop in architects before release.

Lead & architect modules

Threat modeling workshops, review expectations, and gate criteria teams can adopt.

Custom labs

Vulnerable sample apps patterned on your architecture—without using production data.

Refresh & onboarding

Shorter tracks for new hires and annual updates when OWASP or your stack shifts.

Lasting impact

Depth that changes reviews—not just workshop day engagement

We leave artifacts your leads can enforce: checklists, slide decks, and optional follow-up office hours.

OWASP Top 10 and ASVS references mapped to exercises—not buzzword bingo
Alignment with GDPR engineering themes when privacy mistakes are in scope
Secure handling labs after phishing or malware scares—safe samples only
Integration tips for SAST/DAST tools already in your SDLC
Champion program design so senior devs sustain momentum between sessions
Remote-friendly delivery with breakout rooms and shared lab environments

Secure code reviews → Edtech industry →

Secure coding workshop and review practices — Labs · Playbooks · Adopt

How we deliver

From skill gap to scheduled workshops

Short discovery—then tailored content, live delivery, and optional metrics.

01 · AssessRoles, stack, recent incidents or audit findings, and training history.
02 · CustomizeAgenda, labs, duration, and language/framework examples agreed with your leads.
03 · DeliverLive workshops—remote or hybrid—with hands-on exercises and Q&A.
04 · SustainPlaybooks, optional quizzes, champion sync, and refresher calendar.