SDLC Sample Clauses

SDLC. Which of the following requirements are implemented concerning Software Development LifeCycle (SDLC)? ☐ The app only depends on up-to-date connectivity and security libraries. HIGH Mobile-ASVS-05.06.0 ☐ The app is signed and provisioned with valid certificate. MEDIUM Mobile-ASVS-07.01.0 ☐ The app is built in release mode, with settings appropriate for a release build (e.g. non-debuggable). MEDIUM Mobile-ASVS-07.02.0 ☐ Debugging symbols are removed from native binaries. MEDIUM Mobile-ASVS-07.03.0 ☐ Debugging code are removed, and the app does not log verbose errors or debugging messages. MEDIUM Mobile-ASVS-07.04.0 ☐ The app catches and handles possible exceptions. MEDIUM Mobile-ASVS-07.06.0 ☐ In unmanaged code, memory is allocated, freed and used securely. MEDIUM Mobile-ASVS-07.08.0 ☐ Free security features offered by the toolchain, such as byte-code minification, stack protection, PIE support and automatic reference counting, are activated. MEDIUM Mobile-ASVS-07.09.0
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SDLC. Cybereason’s SDLC process includes security team as a stake holder. • The security team is involved in all R&D plans, in the various phases of the SDLC – setting requirement, designing, reviewing coding procedures and testing. • The inputs into the SDLC process are based on threat modeling for each relevant component and feature, and a risk assessment based on the threat model. • The guidelines followed by at Cybereason are based on OWASP guides. • Code review is done both manually by an engineer and automatically using a source code analysis tool run by the security team.
Sample 1
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