Published: 01 June 2023
Summary
As cyberattacks and security breaches continue to rise, ad hoc manual security testing will fail to ensure the security of applications. Software engineering leaders must integrate security into the software development life cycle and enable teams to modernize application security with automated testing.
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Key Findings
Many software engineers are primarily focused on implementing functional requirements but are lacking the awareness of secure coding practices that prevent security vulnerabilities from being introduced into code.
Engineering organizations often lack correlation, visibility and orchestration of the software development life cycle (SDLC). Because modern application security requires integrated automation, software engineers face the kind of inconsistencies and friction that make it difficult to scale and mature their security practices.
As applications gradually become more complex, engineering teams find it increasingly difficult to ensure application security. When security is not part of the application design process, unknown vulnerabilities will emerge
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