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What's New at Security Journey 2026

Stay up to date with Security Journey’s 2026 product updates, new features, content releases, and platform enhancements—all in one place.

January 7, 2025

New Courses: Modern AI Development Techniques + OWASP Top Ten 2025

Modern AI Development Techniques

A new course covering vibe coding featuring 8 lessons that cover the pros and cons of LLM-assisted development, and best practices for using AI responsibly in your workflows.

Find it under Paths & Quests > Recommended Paths > Video and Hands-On > Modern AI Development Techniques.

OWASP Top Ten 2025

We’ve launched a new OWASP Top 10 2025 course featuring 10 lessons aligned to the latest OWASP Top 10 2025 list. This update ensures your teams are training against the most current industry guidance and today’s top security risk priorities.

Find it under Paths & Quests > Recommended Paths > Hands-On Only > OWASP Top Ten 2025.


January 2, 2025

Aspen: Guardian AI and GitHub Integration

Aspen: Guardian AI

Aspen: Guardian AI turns real findings from your CI security scanners into targeted updates for your AI assistant’s rule file (like copilot-instructions.md or CLAUDE.md). It analyzes SAST results, converts recurring issues into prevention rules, and submits updates via pull request—creating a feedback loop that helps your assistant reduce repeat vulnerabilities as your codebase evolves.

For more information the feature and setup, check out this article: Aspen: Guardian AI

GitHub Integration

With a secure GitHub API key, our GitHub Integration can scan live commits, identify potential weaknesses by CWE, and surface those findings in the Security Journey platform. Admins get a prioritized view of emerging vulnerabilities and can use these insights to identify and assign highly relevant training based on what’s showing up in real code.

For more information the feature and setup, check out this article: GitHub Integration: Turn Real Code Activity into Targeted Secure Coding Training