Scaling Application Security: The issues that Appsec teams face

This post concerns application security teams, so it’s written assuming you are part of one. However, I believe it could help you understand application security a bit more even if you are not.

If you are part of an application security team, you probably struggle with the amount of work on your shoulders every day. Let’s say you have a small team of 5 people to test all web applications produced by a group of 200 developers, and you still need to provide guidance on how to fix some vulnerabilities. You try to offload some work by handing developers with security testing tools, but the learning curve is long - causing frustration. Basically, you have a scaling issue!

Door |2024-02-17T11:12:31+00:00augustus 22, 2019|Article, Artikel, Engels, Nederlands|Reacties uitgeschakeld voor Scaling Application Security: The issues that Appsec teams face

Plans for Software Liability: legally exploiting vulnerabilities

On July 6, 2016, the Dutch CPB (Bureau for Economic Policy Analysis) published a report. It describes the economic situation of various aspects of cybercrime, which resembles what is written in the 2008 Geekonomics book by David Rice. Rice’s book is not mentioned as a reference, but it is interesting to see that some of the same conclusions end up in government publications after 8 years.

Door |2024-09-30T08:32:37+00:00november 22, 2016|Article, Artikel, Engels, Nederlands|Reacties uitgeschakeld voor Plans for Software Liability: legally exploiting vulnerabilities
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