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Improving software security requires the integration of best practices throughout your software development lifecycle.  According to Gartner, "over 70% of attacks against a company’s website or web application come at the ‘Application Layer’ not the network or system layer.”  
 
Security Awareness Training is an opportunity for you to Invest in the security of your application environment by providing your development professionals with sound fundamentals to understand what they should be aware of during the requirements and design phases of your project. 
 
Reduce your Operational Costs!

 

Gartner predicts that if 50 percent of software vulnerabilities were removed prior to production use for purchased and internally developed software, enterprise configuration management costs and incident response costs each would be reduced by 75 percent.

 
This four hour Security Awareness Seminar for Software Development Teams can cover the following topics:
  • Introduction of your Compliance Officer, and IT Sponsor
  • Goals of the Seminar
  • Regulations, including specific regulations your organization is required to follow
  • Standards & Best Practices (PCI, OWASP, ISO 27002, etc)
  • Privacy Guidelines
  • Sensitive Data Collection and Storage
  • Secure Development Lifecycle Design Principles regarding data reduction (masking, truncation) and minimization
  • Use of Tokens or Data Proxies
  • Hashing
  • Securing Sensitive Data
  • Web Transactions
  • Automated Testing tools
  • Integrating Security and Privacy into your SDLC
  • Next Steps

 

Audience: Software developers, architects, project managers, testers, technical and development managers.

 

Contact us at info@eprivacyawareness.com for more information

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