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The CISO's Guide to DevSecOps

The CISO's Guide to DevSecOps

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Learn how to establish or run your appsec program smoothly, help your developers maintain the production pipeline without compromising your security posture, and how to ensure the program can scale.

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SD Elements provides developer-centric automated threat modeling solutions to drive DevSecOps. Learn how (and why) it works in this whitepaper.

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Learn the flaws of traditional threat modeling methodologies and why automation is the shift left your company needs.

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It is critical to recognize changes to the threat landscape as you move to the cloud. Learn how automated threat modeling mitigates risk — at scale.

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How Automated Threat Modeling Can Support Your Move to the Cloud

Add consistency, scalability, and audibility to the secure development of cloud applications.

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Rapid Application Security

How can developers understand the security risks and translate that into meeting the new PCI Software Security Framework (SSF)?

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Navigating the PCI Software Security Framework (SSF)

As the PCI SSF replaces PA-DSS, let's review how it is structured differently between the optional Secure Software Lifecycle standard and the Secure Software Standard.

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Complete Guide to Using SD Elements for Cloud Migration

Moving to the cloud alleviates organizations from the burden of maintaining physical infrastructures, but adds new threats. Learn how you can secure your move.

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Challenges With Diagrammatic Threat Modeling

While diagrammatic threat modeling can be extremely useful to security and development teams, there are obstacles that prevent its widespread adoption. Learn how you can overcome these challenges.

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Firmware Security: How to Identify and Prevent Vulnerabilities

Cyber attacks on hardware or IoT devices can have a far-reaching and deadly impact. Learn how you can make firmware more secure.

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Best Practices to Ensure Firmware Security

As software layer breaches get increasingly traced to firmware vulnerabilities, we must consider building secure products. Read more to get actionable steps on how to ensure firmware security.

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Ensuring Cybersecurity in an Open Banking World

Open banking gives us new business opportunities and convenience for customers. But how secure is this new business model?

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Evolving Threat Modeling for Agility and Business Value

Traditional threat modeling approaches are no longer scalable or accurate in an agile, cloud-based, microservices world. How can we evolve threat modeling to fit DevSecOps processes?

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Cloud Migration: How To Move Your Applications Securely

For many organizations considering cloud migration, the global pandemic accelerated their move. As this trend continues, the need to ensure data security will keep gaining momentum.

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