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From Reaction to Robots: Riding the AI Wave in 2024

Pieter Danhieux | January 10, 2024 | ai, artificial intelligence, coding, developer, regulations, secure-by-design, software

Investment in security-aware developers and collaboration between them and AppSec teams should be a driving force in 2024 ...

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Where to Start With Secure Design – Tips for Developers

Fraser Scott | November 17, 2023 | automation, devops, devsecops, secure-by-design, software, threat modeling

Designing secure software is an increasingly hot topic, and for good reason. In recent weeks, we’ve seen a global effort from governments and cybersecurity agencies to encourage security by design through new ...

I Guess This is Growing Up: Devs and CISA’s Secure-by-Design Guidelines

Pieter Danhieux | May 31, 2023 | CISA, sdlc, secure code, secure-by-design, Software Supply Chain Security

With the downward pressure of a global recession, inflation and general post-pandemic turbulence underpinning disruption to multiple facets of life, it seems only fair that we in the IT, software and security ...

Standardizing a Process that Drives Secure-By-Design

contributor | October 31, 2017 | code, developers, devops, secure-by-design, security, software development

In "Building Security into Code + Culture," I described how our culture of coding is predicated on chaos, and the critical challenge for organizations is to establish the right mix of processes ...