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5-Day Code Reading Challenge
Your First Week as a GRC Engineer
Learn to make sense of code, structured data, terminal output, and configuration without needing to be a developer.
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Build your GRC engineering skills.
Practical guides, challenges, and community learning designed to help you understand the technical side of modern GRC.
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Build a working foundation
Use existing chapter guides and articles to make technical and GRC concepts easier to recognize on the job.
Field Guide
Read the ATL Field Guide
Meet the chapter, understand the discipline, and find practical ways to start building.
Open the guideGlossaryGRC Engineering Terms
Quick definitions for the technical, governance, and assurance language you will encounter across GRC engineering.
Explore termsResourcesGRC Building Blocks: Policy, Standard, Procedure, and Control
A beginner-friendly guide to policy, standard, procedure, and control, why authoritative definitions matter, and how the four concepts work together in a GRC program.
Read resourceResourcesGRC Building Blocks: How to Speak Git (and GitHub)
Learn the Git and GitHub terms GRC practitioners hear most often, from repositories and commits to branches, pull requests, and merges.
Read resourceResourcesHelp: The Command Line Makes My Eyes Bleed
Dwight Turner offers an honest introduction to the command line, terminal, shell, and Bash for GRC practitioners learning technical workflows.
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Practice alongside other people
A small selection of current events where technical learning, discussion, and shared practice are part of the experience.
Wednesday, October 21, 2026 · 6:00-8:30 PM ET
Code Reading Club
with Refactr TechJoin REFACTR.TECH for a guided, language-agnostic reading of an unfamiliar code excerpt. Practice understanding code through prompts and group discussion alongside newer developers and seasoned engineers.
Event detailsThursday, November 5, 2026 · 2:00 PM ET
Threat Hunting and Detection of Malware Delivery via Legitimate Platforms
with Nick McLarenNick McLaren examines how threat actors abuse trusted platforms such as GitHub, GitLab, and Bitbucket to distribute malware. The session explores a threat-hunting framework that correlates repository activity, endpoint telemetry, network communication, and cyber threat intelligence to identify multi-stage attack patterns.
Event detailsWednesday, November 18, 2026 · 6:00-8:00 PM ET
Code Reading Club
with Eve StroudJoin REFACTR.TECH for a guided, language-agnostic reading of an unfamiliar code excerpt. Practice understanding code through prompts and group discussion alongside newer developers and seasoned engineers.
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