Don't Forget Cybersecurity in Software Development Making sure security is part of software development is super important. Using secure coding practices, doing threat modeling, and getting into DevSecOps help us avoid risks and keep data safe. Focusing on cybersecurity from the start means we build strong, reliable software that can handle today's challenges. #Cybersecurity #SoftwareDevelopment #DevSecOps #SecureCoding #ThreatModeling #ITSecurity #TechTrends #SoftwareEngineering
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Elevate your software security game! 🚀 Explore the core of secure development in our latest blog, 'Beyond the Bugs: Integrating Cybersecurity in Software Development.' 🌐 Dive into the evolving threat landscape and uncover strategies for building a resilient development process. Click the link to Read the whole blog : https://lnkd.in/dgpK9DGR . . . . #varsenosolutions #qualityassurance #productengineering #cloudsolutions #businessintelligence #devops #Cybersecurity #SoftwareDevelopment #TechInsights
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#Day61/100 #CyberSecurity #challenge,Secure Coding Practices 👈🏻 ------------------------------------------------------------------ 🔒 Secure Coding Practices: A Necessity for Modern Development 🔒 In today's digital landscape, secure coding isn't just a best practice—it's a necessity. Ensuring your code is resilient to threats can save your organization from potential breaches and vulnerabilities. Key Practices: - 🔑 Input Validation: Always validate and sanitize user inputs. - 🛡️ Authentication & Authorization: Implement strong authentication and least privilege access. - 📜 Code Reviews: Regularly conduct peer reviews to catch potential security flaws. - 🔐 Encryption: Secure sensitive data at rest and in transit. - 🛠️ Error Handling: Avoid exposing stack traces or detailed error messages. By embedding security into every step of the development process, we can build safer, more resilient software. #SecureCoding #CyberSecurity #SoftwareDevelopment #CodingStandards #DevSecOps
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**Cybersecurity Tip of the Day: Use Secure Coding Libraries and Frameworks** When developing software, utilize well-established, secure coding libraries and frameworks. These tools often include built-in security features and are regularly updated to address vulnerabilities. This practice helps prevent common security issues and speeds up the development process. #CyberSecurity #SecureCoding #Development #SoftwareSecurity
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#DAY_020 🔒🖥️ Building the Foundation: The Importance of Secure Coding Practices 🖥️🔒 In the realm of cybersecurity, the code forms the bedrock of our digital fortresses. Secure Coding Practices are not just a best practice; they are a cornerstone in fortifying the integrity and resilience of software systems. From avoiding common vulnerabilities like buffer overflows to implementing input validation and access controls, secure coding involves a myriad of practices aimed at preventing vulnerabilities at the code level. The significance of secure coding extends beyond mitigating risks; it's about instilling a security-first mindset in every phase of the development lifecycle. By prioritizing security during coding, developers become the frontline defenders, reducing the surface area for potential attacks. Embracing secure coding practices is not solely the responsibility of developers; it's a collaborative effort involving training, tools, and organizational commitment to embed security at the core of software development processes. Let's prioritize secure coding as a fundamental practice, ensuring that every line of code contributes to a robust defense against cyber threats. Together, let's build software systems fortified by design against the evolving threat landscape. #SecureCoding #Cybersecurity #SoftwareDevelopment #CodeSecurity #DigitalDefense
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🔒 Day 20 of the Advent of Cyber Challenge by TryHackMe: "Yule be Poisoned: A Pipeline of Insecure Code!" - Navigating the Intricacies of DevSecOps! 🔒 Hello LinkedIn Community, Today in the Advent of Cyber challenge, I engaged in the task "Yule be Poisoned: A Pipeline of Insecure Code!", diving deep into the complexities of DevSecOps and CI/CD environments. 🚀👨💻 This challenge provided me with an invaluable understanding of how larger CI/CD environments operate and the risks associated with them. I explored the concept of indirect poisoned pipeline execution (PPE) and how it can be used to exploit Git, unveiling a crucial aspect of CI/CD security. The task focused on the practical application of CI/CD exploitation knowledge. One of the key learnings was how to poison a pipeline that appears secure, revealing the subtle vulnerabilities that can exist even in seemingly robust systems. It was an eye-opening experience to see how vulnerabilities can be introduced indirectly and the importance of comprehensive security measures in every aspect of the CI/CD pipeline. This challenge has highlighted the necessity of integrating security best practices throughout the software development lifecycle, emphasizing the essence of DevSecOps in modern software engineering. Excited to see what's next in the Advent of Cyber challenges! #DevSecOps #CyberSecurity #CICD #TryHackMe #AdventOfCyber #PipelineSecurity #InfoSec #SoftwareDevelopment
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🔐 Andrey Prozorov takes us on a journey through the principles of 'Secure by Design.' 🏗️ A huge thanks to Andrey Prozorov for sharing such valuable insights into building security from the ground up! #SecureByDesign #CyberSecurity #CyberRescue
CISM, CIPP/E, CDPSE, LA 27001 | Advisor and Mentor | I create toolkits for cybersecurity and privacy professionals to meet compliance requirements (ISO 27001, NIS2, EU DORA, NIST CSF, GDPR, ISO 27701)
Shifting the balance of cybersecurity risk: Principles and approaches for secure by design software #cybersecurity #devops #devsecops #development #securitybydesign
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🌟 Why choose our Certified Secure Software Engineer Training Course? ◾Comprehensive Curriculum: Dive deep into secure coding practices, threat modelling, and security testing techniques. ◾Expert Instructors: Learn from industry veterans with decades of hands-on experience. ◾Practical Approach: Gain skills through real-world examples and practical exercises. Whether you’re looking to level-up your current skills or pivot into a security-focused role, this course is designed to equip you with the knowledge and tools to excel. Learn more on our website: https://lnkd.in/e8S9qk-k #CyberSecurity #Pentesting #CyberAttacks #SecureSoftware #SecureSystems #Pentest #BuiltInSecurity #VulnerabilityScanning #iGaming #ExploitAttack #FinTech
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Customer Success | Service Delivery | Cyber Security | AWS Solutions Architect Associate | Azure | OCI | CISCO | Zerto
DevSecOps stands for development, security, and operations. It's an approach to culture, automation, and platform design that integrates security as a shared responsibility throughout the entire IT lifecycle. While DevOps focuses on improving the speed and efficiency of the software development lifecycle to build and deliver software faster and with better quality, DevSecOps focuses on reducing the risk of vulnerabilities in software by integrating security early in the development process. #devsecops #Devops #cyber #cybersecurity #software
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Product Security Specialist @ SAP | Member of autistic counsil @ Autismus Deutschland | M.Sc. Cybersecurity | GCIA | GIAC Advisory Board Member
Today I want to talk about a lesson I learnt throughout my career in #cybersecurity. Treat cybersecurity more often like a software artifact! A lot of the principles of softwre engineering can be applied to a wide range of security tasks/software. This does not only make your cybersecurity program more robust, but you can often include your colleagues in development better. Use a tracking system for your requirements, do peer reviews, test your cybersecurity program, automate what is sensible, test in a nonproduction environment, X as code, ... . Those are some of the things that can be transferred from software engineering to cybersecurity. Ask your developers what tools they use and maybe you can also use these toolings in your processes.
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The software build process involves transforming source code into a standalone, executable form. #engineering #softwaredevelopment #SoftwareDevelopment #SecurityBestPractices #SoftwareSecurity #CyberSecurity #SecureCoding #SDLC #DevSecOps
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