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Modern software companies are shipping software faster than ever, and consequently, you need to prove that your data is safe and your software is resilient.
Tight deadlines, lack of security expertise, and financial constraints make it challenging to do application security properly while still shipping software on time.
First start by shipping software on time by integrating incremental security earlier and more often in the software development life cycle.
Above all, you can have confidence knowing that security gates have been introduced before you
hit production.
Gain a competitive advantage through application security and therefore provide assurance to your clients that their data is safe.
Know that your team of software developers ultimately have the necessary knowledge and tools to follow security best practices.
“Building this network with software secured was an important part of building software and making sure we feel more comfortable with securing it.”
ANNA LYNCH
VP of Engineering, TITUS
Ensure your software development team has the necessary knowledge and security best practices to implement and deploy secure code with our team training. Also, adding Penetration Testing as a Service brings an additional layer of security. Penetration Testing as a Service is performed manually and regularly by our team of experts to mitigate the risk of threats.
When moving security “left” in your software development lifecycle, one way to curb costs when you leap into DevSecOps is to integrate open source security tools into the process.
Security should not be an afterthought to DevOps. DevOps has revolutionized how new applications are deployed and made available to the public. Read about how security integration in the DevOps release pipeline can help your organization.
reshift is a Saas-based software platform that helps software development teams identify vulnerabilities in their code faster, therefore reducing the cost of finding and fixing bugs.
According to statistics, most web applications are prone to getting hacked. The only question is: will it be yours?
