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Weekly Update – 01 Jun 2023


A quick guide to telling apart SSDLC, SDLC, SDL, and the security life cycle


A secure software development life cycle (SSDLC) is a crucial part of any DevSecOps strategy and involves embedding security considerations and tools into the development workflow. This post disambiguates the SSDLC from several other deceptively similar terms and outlines some of the crucial approaches for building security into the SDLC.

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5 reasons why proof-based scanning is a game-changer


Making decisions based on probabilities and hunches instead of solid facts is bad not just for business but also for security. Invicti DAST uses proof-based scanning to cut through the uncertainty and show which web vulnerabilities are real and exploitable. Here are 5 reasons why this changes the entire approach to application security testing.

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