Knowing the value of secure development isn’t always enough to stop it dropping off the priority list — especially in fast-paced environments that are growing and changing all the time.
SafeStack founder and CEO Laura Bell hosts this panel discussion about overcoming common challenges in building a secure development culture at speed, including plenty of real-life examples.
This sprint, we’re going to build an artifact to support the work we did in sprints five and six. In the last two sprints, we looked at how we choose technologies to integrate into our software. In this sprint, we will learn about a common way to communicate this list of technologies – the SBOM (or Software Bill of Materials). Increasingly required for regulation, compliance, and even to sell to larger organizations, your SBOM may end up being more important than you realize.
You have the task of designing a beautiful interface for your company’s product. It needs
Does your organization store, transmit, or process any kind of customer data? If you are
This sprint we look at what happens to those libraries once we have them in place and what we need to do from a security perspective to keep them and us safe.
Understanding why 3rd party components can pose a risk to our software supply chain
Examining a 3rd party library from a security perspective and learning what to look for.
Putting a lightweight process in for accepting new components into your stack.
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