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From secure coding practices to managing third-party components and responding to vulnerabilities in production, building secure software requires more than just finding bugs. It demands a comprehensive approach that spans the entire software lifecycle.
This episode explores the Secure Software Lifecycle, or SSDL, the processes and practices that help organizations develop, deploy, and maintain software that upholds the core principles of confidentiality, integrity, and availability.
We speak with CyBOK Secure Software Lifecycle Topic Guide author Laurie Williams for insighits into the topic.
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