Published: 29 August 2024
Summary
Software security is a top pain point for software engineering leaders who must balance developer experience and business goals. This research provides a five-dimension maturity model framework for securing software development and enables plotting a path toward secure by design.
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Overview
Key Findings
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Without an initial state and desired target, software engineering leaders and their teams can feel lost while trying to improve software security maturity.
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Cybersecurity and software engineering teams often have competing priorities, impeding efforts for cross-organization collaboration to transition to DevSecOps.
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Instilling a security-first mindset in software engineering teams is challenging because software engineers require coaching and resources to improve their own security capabilities.
Recommendations
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Identify the initial maturity state for DevSecOps by evaluating the characteristics and scenarios in this maturity model as a comparative framework.
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Foster collaboration between engineering and security teams by establishing acommunity of practice (CoP) that continuously
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