Optimize Existing Applications for Security in an Untrusted World
Inject application security practices into development and maintenance cycles.
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Existing applications need more security because:
- Attacks are becoming more frequent and sophisticated. This means each single event could be one part of a larger incident that requires a fast and coordinated response.
- New technologies and the continued expansion of the enterprise environment only mean that the number of breach entry points will increase.
- Legacy applications and closed source environments may prohibit layered security increasing the risk profile.
An optimized application security strategy will help your organization:
- Keep up with new security threats and speed up the response time.
- Minimize total cost of breach by being proactive instead of reactive.
- Establish knowledge base of internal security problems, vulnerabilities, and exploits.
- Achieve alignment with internal security obligations for risk mitigation and asset protection.
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The Purpose
- Determine and map applications that are important to the business
- Identify security gaps
- Fill security gaps
Key Benefits Achieved
- Creation of relevant applications to consider
- Determination of security gaps for current implementation and subsequent injection into app dev process
- Optimization of budget to fix security gaps
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| 1.1 | Identify valuable applications |
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| 1.2 | Draw data flow of applications |
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| 1.3 | Assess data flows for security gaps |
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| 1.4 | Gauge impact of security gaps |
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| 1.5 | Select secure application activities to fill the gaps |
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| 1.6 | Prepare for rollout and monitoring |
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