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Beyond DevSecOps: Why fintech companies need to consider DevSecRegOps

CIO Business Intelligence

It’s no secret that banks and fintech companies must meet compliance and regulatory standards that are much stricter than what traditional tech companies are forced to comply with. As a practice, DevSecOps is a way to engrain practices in your SDLC that ensures security becomes a shared responsibility throughout the IT lifecycle.

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10 Stages of the software development lifecycle for startups

Dataconomy

In addition, software architecture consulting services are often preferred to work with startups. This is because young companies tend to have a more flexible and innovative approach. Developers need to decide what they will use to develop the application. It is best to combine testing with SDLC. Image credit ) 4.

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Why Fuzz Testing Is Indispensable: Billy Rios

ForAllSecure

I recently spoke to Gartner on the addition of fuzz testing to their Critical Capabilities for the Application Security Testing Magic Quadrant. In that conversation, one analyst shared that companies that implement fuzz testing programs never rip them out. It makes sense because they’re a product company. This is key.

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Three Aspects of Enterprise Architecture Governance

Future of CIO

Differentiation of the various "types" of governance * Enterprise Architecture governance deals with how the architecture is developed, managed, shared, monitored, verified, updated, version management, checked for standards compliance, etc. - The same relations are between EAG and EA Frameworks.

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When least privilege is the most important thing

CIO Business Intelligence

The principle of least privilege (PoLP) is an information security concept that maintains that a user or entity should only have access to the specific data, resources, and applications needed to complete a required task. But this opened the applications for attacks that could easily subvert the entire OS. Within a ZTNA 2.0

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Ten Symptoms/Root Causes of Poorly-Run IT Department

Future of CIO

Do they feel like they're part of the company? Inconsistent approach to processes and procedures and/or does not distinguish between a PMP and an SDLC. And the IT budgeting process at most companies still looks like the same old exercise in containing IT costs. Is there pride in their work? and it's driven by IT management.

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Good, Fast, Cheap: Can CIOs Have them All

Future of CIO

Holiday season actually stimulates creativity, and spurs optimism; from one of IT performance debates: “good cheap, fast for enterprise application development, which two should CIO pick?”,--many commentators set positive tunes and think it possible to have them all. Let vendors compete hard to get the contract.

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