New Report Offers Practical Guidance on Developing a Security-Supportive Culture for DevSecOps
At SAFECode, we often talk about the need to look beyond the technical requirements of implementing a secure software development lifecycle and think more expansively about creating a holistic software security program that encompasses both strong technical practices and healthy business processes. Some of the non-technical aspects of managing a mature secure development program include stakeholder engagement and communication, deployment planning, program measurement, and the development of a security-supportive culture.
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