Many software development projects and applications written today are vulnerable to attack or compromise and lack effective security and compliance controls. Why? Most applications are built with a focus on functionality and the need to support business operations, rather than being built to be secure.In this series, you will learn the foundational concepts of security in relation to application development and the software development lifecycle. Next, you will learn how to address the business functionality and security requirements for new and modified software. Finally, you will learn how to ensure that software is designed and developed to operate securely, and remain secure even as changes are made in the software itself or in its operational environment.
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Many software development projects and applications written today are vulnerable to attack or compromise and lack effective security and compliance controls. Why? Most applications are built with a focus on functionality and the need to support business operations, rather than being built to be secure.In this series, you will learn the foundational concepts of security in relation to application development and the software development lifecycle. Next, you will learn how to address the business functionality and security requirements for new and modified software. Finally, you will learn how to ensure that software is designed and developed to operate securely, and remain secure even as changes are made in the software itself or in its operational environment.
Many software development projects and applications written today are vulnerable to attack or compromise and lack effective security and compliance controls. Why? Most applications are built with a focus on functionality and the need to support business operations, rather than being built to be secure.In this series, you will learn the foundational concepts of security in relation to application development and the software development lifecycle. Next, you will learn how to address the business functionality and security requirements for new and modified software. Finally, you will learn how to ensure that software is designed and developed to operate securely, and remain secure even as changes are made in the software itself or in its operational environment.
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