Security needs to be part of the software development workflow. This new shift is critical to find issues upfront rather than waiting for applications to perform Penn testing at the end of the development cycle. DevSecOps is in rising to enable organizations to implement security best practices.
In this talk, we will explore Static application Security testing (SAST), Dynamic Application Security Testing (DAST), and Interactive Application Security Testing (IAST). It is critical to check code dependencies to find out about any zero-day attacks. Threat modeling is essential to identify vulnerable connections. Secure coding practices need to be part of the CICD development pipeline.
Security needs to be part of the software development workflow. This new shift is critical to find issues upfront rather than waiting for applications to perform Penn testing at the end of the development cycle. DevSecOps is in rising to enable organizations to implement security best practices.
In this talk, we will explore Static application Security testing (SAST), Dynamic Application Security Testing (DAST), and Interactive Application Security Testing (IAST). It is critical to check code dependencies to find out about any zero-day attacks. Threat modeling is essential to identify vulnerable connections. Secure coding practices need to be part of the CICD development pipeline.
Key takeaways for this talk for testers, developers and architects are as follows:
> Best practices for DevSecOps
> Developer productivity in real-time
> Identifying vulnerabilities before code is released to QA
> Protecting legacy applications
> Tools for automating security testing