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Make WAAP Interesting Again by Quantifying Operational Efficiency and Secure by Design.

Security Boulevard

Before cloud, waterfall (80’s to late 90’s) and agile (2000 to late 2000’s) were the most prominent development processes. The adoption of the cloud is the biggest driver of the DevOps development process. Each re-enforces their own specific application architecture, namely N-Tier and Monolithic. appeared first on Security Boulevard.

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What is the Best Pen Testing Schedule for Your Development Cycle?

Bleeping Computer

Whether you are using a waterfall method for development, a flexible agile approach, or the always-on continuous (CI/CD) development, a pen testing schedule to find cybersecurity flaws should reflect your specific needs. [.]

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NanoLock Security and Waterfall Security Partner to Deliver OT Security for Industrial and Energy Applications

Dark Reading

The solution combines NanoLock’s device-level, zero-trust protection with Waterfall’s hardware-enforced IT/OT perimeter protection to provide a powerful OT security solution that mitigates cyber events from both IT and OT networks.

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When to Threat Model

Adam Shostack

There’s good appsec focused answers like ‘every sprint’, or ‘in line with your waterfall, but those answers aren’t universal. For example, they don’t help when you’re thinking about your supply chain.

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The Move Toward Continuous Testing

ForAllSecure

The traditional waterfall software development model includes at least five steps toward release. In waterfall, each step is completed in order until completion. There’s at least three problems with the waterfall methodology. Problems with Waterfall. It is designed to meet time to market needs. DevSecOps is not new.

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Delivering on the Promise of Application Security in the Cloud

Security Weekly

During the days of waterfall development and monolithic applications, application security was pretty straight forward – statically scan your source code, dynamically test your business logic, and deploy a web application firewall to protect layer 7 traffic. Application security has become a complex, distributed problem.

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Podcast: Learning to ‘Speak the Language’ of OT Security Teams

Threatpost

Andrew Ginter, VP Industrial Security at Waterfall Security Solutions, talks about the differing priorities between IT and OT security teams as industrial control systems become connected.