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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Key Findings
Without an initial state and desired target, software engineering leaders and their teams can feel lost while trying to improve software security maturity.
Cybersecurity and software engineering teams often have competing priorities, impeding efforts for cross-organization collaboration to transition to DevSecOps.
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
Identify the initial maturity state for DevSecOps by evaluating the characteristics and scenarios in this maturity model as a comparative framework.
Foster collaboration between engineering and security teams by establishing acommunity of practice (CoP) that continuously
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