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SECURE SDLC
Secure SDLC (SSDLC) is a framework
for enhancing software security by integrating security designs, tools, and processes across the entire development lifecycle. How does secure SDLC work? Secure SDLC builds upon the established following phase SDLC model:
PLANNING
POLICY IMPLEMENTATION
MONITOR
INTRUSION DETECTION
SECURITY ASSESSMENT
RISK ANALYSIS
POLICY CREATION PLANNING
The planning and fundamental requirement analysis phase is the first
step in the Secure Software Development Lifecycle (SDLC). This phase involves: Defining the organization's purpose, Establishing a timeline, Aggregating product requirements and content, and Performing a feasibility study.
During the planning phase, it is important to identify the security
requirements for the software and incorporate them into the project plan. This may include conducting a risk assessment to identify potential security threats and vulnerabilities and determining the appropriate controls to mitigate them. POLICY IMPLEMENTATION
The implementation phase of the Secure Software Development
Life Cycle (SDLC) is when developers complete the application and implement the product's security requirements.
the actual implementation of the product's functional and
security requirements takes place. This phase also involves developing security procedures and policies and applying security mechanisms using before secure coding best practices MONITOR
the monitor phase, various elements of the
software are monitored. These could include the overall system performance, user experience, new security vulnerabilities, an analysis of bugs or errors in the system. INTRUSION DETECTION
An Intrusion Detection System (IDS) is a security
tool that monitors a computer network or systems for malicious activities or policy violations. It helps detect unauthorized access, potential threats, and abnormal activities by analyzing traffic and alerting administrators to take action. An IDS is crucial for maintaining network security and protecting sensitive data from cyber-attacks. SECURITY ASSESSMENT
The Security Assessment phase is a foundational part
of the Secure Software Development Lifecycle (SDLC) that helps ensure products are secure and compliant from the beginning. The Security Assessment phase helps organizations: Understand product risks, Maintain a threat profile, Cover relevant regulations, and Meet security objectives RISK ANALYSIS
Risk analysis is a crucial step in the Secure Software Development Lifecycle
(SSDLC) that helps identify potential risks and protect software from cyber attacks. It's a continuous process that's performed at regular intervals to help identify new risks and changes.
Here are some benefits of risk analysis in the SSDLC:
Security
Quality
Project planning
Cost savings POLICY CREATION
The policy life cycle consists of policy formation, policy
adoption, policy implementation, policy implementation evaluation, and policy maintenance. All of these make up the policy life cycle and flow into each other in a continuous circle. Having a clear policy in place that outlines the expectations and requirements for secure software development can help ensure that all team members understand the importance of security and are aware of the specific steps they need to take to ensure the security of the software.