Secure Development Lifecycle Sample Clauses

Secure Development Lifecycle. Xxxxxxx'x Application Security team manages Xxxxxxx'x secure development lifecycle processes and includes a number of components: ● Security training for developers. Security training is provided to Xxxxxxx'x developer community via in person sessions, webinars and online courses. ● Security scanning of static code. Pearson utilizes static code vulnerability scanning tools such as Veracode to scan code repositories, report and risk rank security vulnerabilities and advise developers and mitigation techniques. ● Dynamic web application vulnerability. Pearson utilizes dynamic web application security vulnerability scanning tools to continuously scan web applications, detect, report and risk rank security vulnerabilities.
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Secure Development Lifecycle. 10.1 IT system development activities must be conducted in accordance with a documented system development methodology, which includes the requirement for information security measures at each stage of the system development lifecycle. 10.2 Supplier shall design and implement all its products and Services delivered to Sanoma properly taking into account relevant privacy and security related requirements (e.g. privacy and security by design). This means in practice that for any new or changed functionality Supplier shall conduct: • architectural/design threat analysis and for identified risks define which controls are to be implemented and which risks will be treated in some other jointly agreed way. • security and privacy assessment (e.g. internal/external audits or testing) for features that have been flagged as a risky area in threat analysis, or are a part of a security or privacy control. Architectural/design threat analysis should be based on data flow diagrams and cover at the minimum but not limited to: • Identity and access management • Impacted user experience/business logic flows • Impacted personal data flows • Software dependencies (e.g. third party components, libraries, external services) • Deployment architecture • Software development pipeline • Auditability (e.g. logging) • Service/Product lifecycle until retirement 10.3 Applications and programming interfaces (APIs) shall be designed, developed, deployed, and tested in accordance with leading industry standards (e.g. OWASP Top 10 for Web Applications and OWASP ASVS for testing coverage) and adhere to applicable legal, statutory, or regulatory compliance obligations. 10.4 On Sanoma’s request Supplier shall provide visibility of the identified risks, threats and assessment results. 10.5 Supplier shall include security controls such as: (1) secure coding standards/guidelines, (2) change controlled configuration (3) third party components vetting and vulnerability management (including patching, refactoring or mitigating activities)
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Secure Development Lifecycle. Envestnet shall implement and maintain a secure application development program for ensuring that application security controls including, but not limited to, those addressing authentication, authorization, input validation, logging, error handling, encryption and data protection, are embedded into Envestnet’s technology development lifecycle. Envestnet shall also ensure that the program includes processes for testing and reviewing these controls prior to production release and periodically thereafter. These controls shall extend to all applications developed or used by the Envestnet including third party licensed products and open source software.
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Secure Development Lifecycle. Supplier’s controls associated with the development, pre-production testing and delivery of any and all Software and Hardware shall include, without limitation, Supplier’s obligation to: Application Service Provider Agreement - Synchronoss and Verizon Proprietary and Confidential 5.1. Implement Industry-standard security controls for its operating environment, systems, networks and all facilities in which the Software is being developed and/or hosted. 5.2. Develop, implement, and comply with Industry-standard secure coding best practices. 5.3. Establish processes, including as appropriate, using Vulnerability source code scanners, operating system security benchmarking tools, web application scanners or other tools or techniques, or information acquired through Industry-standards organizations, to assess the Software or Hardware for security Vulnerabilities prior to production release. 5.4. Follow Industry-standard practices to mitigate and protect against all known and reasonably predictable security Vulnerabilities, including but not limited to: (1) unauthorized access, (2) unauthorized changes to system configurations or data, (3) disruption, degradation, or denial of service, (4) unauthorized escalation of user privilege, (5) service theft, and (6) unauthorized disclosure of Confidential Information. 5.5. Supplier must ensure all security features and configurations survive any update, modification or upgrade to Software and Hardware or are replaced with features and configurations that meet the requirements of this Exhibit, unless prior written consent is obtained from Verizon.
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Secure Development Lifecycle. 6.1 Supplier shall establish, document, and implement initiatives in line with commonly accepted industry standards and practices to build security into the software development process. Supplier shall use IEC62443- 4-1 as the baseline for all new development and shall apply this successively to the development of existing products. 6.2 Supplier shall with a notice of a minimum of six (6) weeks provide and brief executive summary describing the activities and the associated results and residual potential Cybersecurity risks of the SDL implemented upon Customer reasonable request or without notice when relevant in relation to new releases.
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