Eye On: Secure Software Development

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Eye On: Secure Software Development

SearchSecurity.com Staff

SearchSecurity.com's new "Eye On" series examines a security topic each month. In April, the series explores software security and the technologies and methodologies available to reduce vulnerabilities and improve software development processes.


 

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  • Secure SDLC best practices
    While focus on technicalities is a given during the SDLC, this tip explains how to secure the SDLC, from the analysis phase right through to deployment.

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