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This Month’s Highlights
Welcome to our new website! We hope you find this Member-focused page helpful in keeping up-to-date with SAFECode activities. Take a look and see what interests you. And if you want us to explore a topic you don’t see listed, give us a shout with your idea here. Most importantly, we hope that you and your families are staying safe and healthy during these unprecedented times.
SAFECode 101
Are you new to SAFECode and wondering what we are all about? Or are you a current member interested in getting more involved? If so, this presentation is for you.
New Member Alert
We are pleased to share that SAFECode has welcomed a new member, Anaplan, a cloud-native enterprise SaaS company helping global enterprises orchestrate business performance.
SAFECode Member-Only
Brown Bag Series
Now Available: Building Bug Bounty Into Your Maturity Model with April Melle, Technical Program Manager, Dell
For more information on how you can access our past sessions or organize one of your own, please email us here.
Help Us Change the World
SAFECode Security Trainings Opportunity
The Security Trainings Working Group is putting together a series of 5-8 minute trainings on several topics. The two currently being worked on are Threat Modeling and Cryptography.
What’s expected: 2-3 meetings to brainstorm ideas and record content for the topic(s) of your choice. Our Training Working Group leaders and Marketing team will take it from there!
SAFECode and the OSSF Opportunity
SAFECode is partnering with the Open Source Security Foundation. We are looking for a group to create a problem statement and a list of topics for interested members to explore.
What’s expected: 2-3 meetings to brainstorm ideas, and a willingness to communicate needs to colleagues within member companies.
The Benefits of Being a SAFECode Volunteer
• Participate in shaping the content of SAFECode publications
• Give back to the community by sharing your knowledge
• Improve the quality of blogs, papers, trainings, and more
• Change the World!
What do I do next?
• Let us know you’d like to get involved by signing up here
• Forward this request to colleagues in your company that are experts in any of these areas
Collaborate with Your Peers at Other Member Companies
SAFECode offers a number of ways for employees of member companies to collaborate with each other. Our working groups are always open to new members. Take a look below and reach out at [email protected] if you’d like to get involved. To make sure you always have the latest information on new working groups, please join us in our member portal.
DevSecOps
SAFECode recently teamed up with the Cloud Security Alliance to launch a new working group that will tackle issues related to DevSecOps in pure Cloud environments. The working group will work to create a transparent and comprehensive software development and security management lifecycle that leverages all the components of DevSecOps and Security Champions to ensure timely and full functioning application deployment with security development practices integrated at every stage.
Post Quantum Crypto
As you know, the eventual move toward quantum computing will make some cryptographic algorithms obsolete. Although quantum computing may seem like a distant reality, transitioning from old to new cryptographic algorithms takes a significant amount of time and effort across the computing ecosystem. This working group is focused on the implications of post-quantum algorithms for developers offers guidance on preparing for a smooth transition now.
Personal and Data Privacy
Fuzzing Techniques
Member Helpdesk
SAFECode Members can contact our Member Helpdesk for information on event sign-ups, working group opportunities, and any other questions they may have. For more specific inquiries, see below.
SAFECode Technical Leadership Council
The Technical Leadership Council (TLC) meets monthly and is comprised of representatives from each SAFECode member. Its main objective is to drive SAFECode’s technical work – helping to launch and support small member groups focused on identifying and analyzing common best practices around various software security topics, and providing ongoing opportunities for members to learn from one another on software security issues and challenges. To reach the TLC, contact: [email protected]
SAFECode Marketing and Events
Looking to collaborate with SAFECode on an upcoming event or marketing initiative? Have a question about a recent promotion? SAFECode’s marketing and events team is always interested in hearing from our members. You can reach us here [email protected]
SAFECode Board of Directors
Need to reach our leadership team? The SAFECode Board of Directors is comprised of members from each of our Charter member companies and meets each month. You can reach them by contacting: [email protected]
SAFECode Technical Support
Having trouble with the SAFECode collaboration portal? See an issue on the website? Our Member Helpdesk can help: [email protected]