Incorporating DevSecOps enables you to build software applications in a secured manner. This term stands for implementing a holistic approach to data security right from the beginning to the very end of your software development life cycle. While you implement DevSecOps, certain 'best practices must be adopted to optimise the process.
SAST (Static Application Security Testing), also known as the white box method of testing, involves the assessment and detection of flaws within the source code to get to the root of software performance issues. This method of vulnerability detection involves verifying whether weaknesses such as SQL injection are present in the IT network of businesses.
It is common practice for enterprise IT and cybersecurity teams to urge all users to constantly update their business software to the latest version. The biggest reason cited for such imperatives is often to improve security, and not just functionality. After all, updated software means zero security vulnerabilities, right? Not really.
IoT is integral to the daily operations of millions of businesses globally, a trend that is expected to continue in the future too. According to a study, the cumulative amount of data collected by IoT devices for business purposes is expected to touch an incredible 73 ZB by 2025. In other words, nearly all businesses will digitize their operations, and connected IoT networks will be central to that transformation.