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Getting ahead of cyberattacks with a DevSecOps approach to web application security

CIO Business Intelligence

Web applications are foundational to a company’s business and brand identity yet are highly vulnerable to digital attacks and cybercriminals. As such, it’s vital to have a robust and forward-leaning approach to web application security. What is DevSecOps? According to IBM , a single data breach costs $9.4

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Scaling security: How to build security into the entire development pipeline

CIO Business Intelligence

When an application is finally ready for deployment, the last thing the development team wants to hear is: “Stop! And then, after months of painstaking work, their application launch is delayed even further. This pipeline helps move products to market faster and create a standardized process for application deployment.

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Safeguarding Ethical Development in ChatGPT and Other LLMs

SecureWorld News

This first installment is "Safeguarding Ethical Development in ChatGPT and Other LLMs through a Comprehensive Approach: Integrating Security, Psychological Considerations, and Governance." prompt injection), poses a significant threat to the generative AI system's security. Why should AI get a pass on S (Secure) SDLC methodologies?

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What Are Security Guardrails? Why Do They Matter to Your AppSec Program?

SecureWorld News

The wide adoption of cloud-native applications and infrastructure has propelled DevOps and a self-service culture enabling developers to go from code to cloud in hours. Security teams are entirely unprepared to govern and secure the modern SDLC in this agile world. Why security guardrails are essential for secure development.

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What Executives Should Know About Shift-Left Security

CIO Business Intelligence

By Zachary Malone, SE Academy Manager at Palo Alto Networks The term “shift left” is a reference to the Software Development Lifecycle (SDLC) that describes the phases of the process developers follow to create an application. Why is shift-left security important in cybersecurity?

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Need for Speed Drives Security-as-a-Service

CIO Business Intelligence

DDoS attacks that target networks, applications, and APIs can seemingly come out of nowhere. In addition, pushing out the right policies to the right systems and services can take time. In fact, 42% of SECaaS adopters in F5’s 2023 State of Application Strategy survey cited speed as the main driver. Zero Trust

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5 Ways to Prevent Secret Sprawl

SecureWorld News

In the software development life cycle (SDLC), 85% of leaking secrets come from developers sharing information on public personal accounts. This goes to show just how important it is to have the proper training, procedures, and tools in place when it comes to combatting secret sprawl and leaks in your SDLC.

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