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Making a strong business case for software security will not only help you to get buy-in from leadership; but also ensure alignment with the organizational goals.
Cybersecurity isn't just a technology issue. Data breaches can severely damage your brand reputation which is why you should ensure reasonable data security.
Automating threat modeling and secure coding requirements helps organizations enhance their security posture, reduce time taken for security activities, and save costs significantly.
Organizations often struggle to decide between a SaaS and on-premise deployment model. In this whitepaper, we address the risk implications of running SD Elements in each model.
Zero Trust is a security model that requires users and systems to verify their identity and meet authorization requirements with each system interaction.
Cyber insurance is designed to offset the costs of recovering from a cyberattack. But, it does not relieve you from your security obligations.
Defending against cyberattacks has never been more difficult than now, yet there's a massive shortage of cybersecurity talent. Learn how you can fill this gap.
Cloud migrations offer flexibility and many benefits to organizations, but, it also raises concerns about data security. Learn how you can secure your data in the cloud.
Cloud migrations have become popular across most organizations. If you're also building a business case, learn about the risks inherent to the cloud, and the best practices.
The idea behind threat modeling is simple; avoiding software flaws is more secure than fixing vulnerabilities. Learn how you can scale this approach across your organization.
Faster software time to market helps companies gain competitive advantage which is why companies speed-up releases. But are they building-in security?
Moving to the cloud is not inherently less secure, or more secure than hosting applications in-house. That's why you need to adopt a security-first approach to cloud strategy.
The benefits of cloud migration are clear, it helps you to scale up fast as well as reduce the cost of maintaining an in-house infrastructure. But cloud computing exposes you to new vulnerabilities.
Threat modeling is a core activity in the process of building technology that can be trusted, allowing for the critical analysis of applications, using security and engineering resources.
