Best Practices for Writing            Secure  Java Code

Every Java developer should follow coding standards and best practices to develop secure Java code. It is critical your code is not vulnerable to exploits or malicious attacks.

Use Modules To Isolate          Internal Code

One of the reasons we love Java is for its modules system and access modifiers. Taking advantage of these features is a great first step to more robust and secure Java code.

Keep Your Java Code Simple

As with any program you write, the more code you have, the more potential that vulnerabilities will occur. So keep the Code Simple.

Use Tried And Tested             Libraries

Using proven libraries and open source will help reduce the security risks in your software and keep your Java codebase in line with security best practices.

Use Exception Handling Properly

To secure your Java applications, filter both exception messages and exception types.