Secure by Design: Why Trust Matters for Software Risk Management

Secure by Design is the biggest single thrust in the federal government's efforts to change the game on software risk, with the clear goal of shifting liability to software producers for supply chain security. But there's a big problem: Even if best practices are used, the application security tools gap, as noted in the ReversingLabs Software Supply Chain Risk Report, is leaving organizations exposed to supply chain attacks. And cybercriminals and nation state groups, which are embracing supply chain attacks as a preferred means, are evolving their methods to exploit these gaps. What is needed for development organizations to make Secure by Design a reality? How can you trust your releases are secure? First, software producers must be able to verify the integrity of their releases. That requires modern tools that go beyond legacy application security testing (AST) and software composition analysis (SCA). In this webinar, you will learn: ✓ About the benefits of Secure by Design — and the broader shift to making software producers liable for the security of their software. ✓ The real-world problem of realizing Secure by Design. The app sec tools gap is real, and companies know it’s leaving them exposed. ✓ What you need to be able to verify the integrity of your software releases — and to deliver the trust that Secure by Design demands.