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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. Shifting security left in your SDLC program is a priority that executives should be giving their focus to.

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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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Meet The Team Behind Mayhem: Come See Us At These Upcoming April 2023 Events

ForAllSecure

DevSecOps Days DevOps Connect: DevSecOps at RSAC is a program within the RSA Conference that explores different ways to effectively integrate security into DevOps processes, discusses the emergence of security engineers in DevOps, and explores the role of developer security champions. Register for the RSA Conference here.

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Breaking Down the Product Benefits

ForAllSecure

While manual pentesting services offload the work of conducting security in-house, any test suites generated as a part of the service becomes the consulting organization's proprietary information. However, as application security programs mature, organizations require greater automation for scale. Protocol Fuzzing. Protocol Fuzzers.

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Breaking Down the Product Benefits

ForAllSecure

While manual pentesting services offload the work of conducting security in-house, any test suites generated as a part of the service becomes the consulting organization's proprietary information. However, as application security programs mature, organizations require greater automation for scale. Protocol Fuzzing. Protocol Fuzzers.

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The Evolution of Security Testing

ForAllSecure

While this type of testing is typically conducted by security teams, modern DevOps shops may collaborate closely with QA or development teams. Previously, with waterfall, developers were only given information as they needed it, when they needed it. Positive testing is easier to conduct. mistakes early and often.

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How Fuzzing Redefines Application Security

ForAllSecure

” If we continue to rely on the same assumptions and apply simplified approaches to this complex problem, we only add the risk of adding yet another technique to the mix, forcing onto vendors another tool they must not only add, but also maintain as a part of their larger application security testing program. This is undesirable.