Competency
Implementation of Control A 8.4
Access to Source Code
5 Trainers
About
Module | Certificate
3,011 Students | Languages Available: Spanish, English, German, French
Course Overview:
This comprehensive course introduces participants to the principles and best practices of source code access control. It covers essential methodologies for securing internal and external code repositories, role-based access control, and compliance frameworks.
What You'll Learn:
- Fundamental principles of source code access control
- How to implement role-based and centralized access management
- Best practices for securing external and open-source code
- Compliance with ISO/IEC 27001 and regulatory standards
- Real-world case studies on source code security risks
Who Should Take This Course?
This course is perfect for:
- Software developers and engineers managing code repositories
- IT security professionals securing source code environments
- Compliance officers ensuring regulatory adherence
- Development team leads implementing role-based access controls
- Risk management professionals focused on secure software practices
What You'll Get:
- A certification of completion
- In-depth knowledge of access control strategies
- Access to a global network of cybersecurity professionals
- Hands-on insights into policy development and security frameworks
- Course materials available in multiple languages
Module 1
Introduction to Source Code Access Control
- Understanding Access Control Principles (14 mins)
- Key Requirements for Source Code Access (15 mins)
- Role-Based Access Control (RBAC) for Developers (14 mins)
- Centralized Source Code Management Strategies (14 mins)
- Take the Practice Quiz (8 Questions)
Module 2
Implementing Access Control Procedures
- Defining Access Control Policies for Development Teams
- Version Control Systems and Secure Code Repositories
- Authentication and Authorization for Source Code Access
- Preventing Unauthorized Code Changes and Leaks
Module 3
Access Control for External and Open-Source Code
- Challenges in Managing Third-Party and Open-Source Code
- Implementing Security Measures for External Code Contributions
- Compliance Considerations for Open-Source Software
- Best Practices for Vendor and Third-Party Access Management
Module 4
Case Studies and ISO/IEC 27001
- Real-World Case Studies on Source Code Security Incidents
- ISO/IEC 27001 Guidelines for Source Code Access Control
- Risk Mitigation Strategies and Policy Enforcement
- Future Trends in Source Code Security and AI-Driven Access Controls
Module 1
Access Control
- Fundamentals of Access Control (15 mins)
- Business and Security Requirements (15 mins)
- Access Control Methods (15 mins)
- Advanced Access Control Methods (15 mins)
- Take the Practice Quiz (8 Questions)
Independent Capsules
- Competency Exam
- 0/4 Modules Completed
- 0/16 Capsules Completed
About This Capsule
Gain a thorough understanding of the fundamental principles behind access control for source code. This capsule covers the essential concepts of confidentiality, integrity, and availability, as well as their application in protecting sensitive code. Learn how these principles form the backbone of secure source code management and ensure the controlled flow of information within development environments.
About the Trainer
Jeffrey Bankard
Senior Executive and Expert in Information Security and AI
Jeff Bankard is the Chief Product Officer (CPO) at WhitegloveAI, where he leads AI product creation through the Product Incubation Unit (PIU). He ensures timely delivery of AI consulting engagements by guiding cross-functional teams to enhance clients’ security architecture and risk posture. Jeff collaborates with business leaders to define key performance indicators and fosters employee development through mentoring and coaching. He is responsible for developing new products that comply with AI security standards, including ISO/IEC 42001. Jeff holds a doctorate in IT (DIT) from Capella University, a master’s degree in Space Systems Operations Management from Webster University, and a bachelor’s degree in Criminal Justice from the University of West Florida.
