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This episode features guest Izar Tarandach, a seasoned security architect with extensive experience in application security, cloud security, and the development of comprehensive security frameworks. Our discussion navigates through the latest trends in application security, the pivotal role of DevSecOps, and the strategic integration of security practices within modern business environments.
Sponsored by Phoenix Security: This episode is brought to you by Phoenix Security, leaders in vulnerability management from code to cloud. Take control of your security with Phoenix and see firsthand how to prioritize and act on critical vulnerabilities with a free 14-day license available at Phoenix Security - Request a Demo.
As our conversation progresses, we turn our focus to the critical issue of third-party risk in software development. Aizhar and I examine how high-profile cases have shone a light on the vulnerabilities in the software supply chain and the urgent need for developers to embrace secure coding practices. We discuss the shift toward a security-centric development culture and the importance of establishing business-driven security objectives and realistic service level agreements.
Tune in to hear our insights on how the industry is moving beyond the quest for a silver bullet in security tools to a more robust approach that ingrains security into the core responsibilities of developers. In our final chapter, Aizhar and I tackle the delicate balance between ethics, regulation, and business imperatives in cybersecurity. We delve into how regulations can drive security priorities, the risk of a false sense of security, and the vital role of threat modeling in the software development lifecycle. Our discussion highlights the need for a holistic approach that merges the foresight provided by threat modeling with adherence to regulations, fostering a security-conscious culture across all industries. Don't miss this engaging episode where we dissect the evolution of threat modeling and its integral role in protecting our digital world.
What's Inside This Episode:
Sponsored by Phoenix Security: This episode is brought to you by Phoenix Security, leaders in vulnerability management from code to cloud. Take control of your security with Phoenix and see firsthand how to prioritize and act on critical vulnerabilities with a free 14-day license available at Phoenix Security - Request a Demo.
Don't Miss This Engaging Discussion on Cybersecurity Trends and Strategies: Tune into this enlightening episode to equip yourself with the knowledge and insights needed to navigate the ever-changing landscape of cybersecurity. Whether you're a professional in the field, a business leader, or just keen on enhancing your cybersecurity awareness, this episode is packed with valuable information to help you understand the nuances of securing applications and infrastructures in a digitally-driven world.
Izar Tarandach
Cyber Security and Cloud Podcast hosted by Francesco Cipollone
#Cybersecurity, #appsec #productsecurity #prodsec #aspm
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This episode features guest Izar Tarandach, a seasoned security architect with extensive experience in application security, cloud security, and the development of comprehensive security frameworks. Our discussion navigates through the latest trends in application security, the pivotal role of DevSecOps, and the strategic integration of security practices within modern business environments.
Sponsored by Phoenix Security: This episode is brought to you by Phoenix Security, leaders in vulnerability management from code to cloud. Take control of your security with Phoenix and see firsthand how to prioritize and act on critical vulnerabilities with a free 14-day license available at Phoenix Security - Request a Demo.
As our conversation progresses, we turn our focus to the critical issue of third-party risk in software development. Aizhar and I examine how high-profile cases have shone a light on the vulnerabilities in the software supply chain and the urgent need for developers to embrace secure coding practices. We discuss the shift toward a security-centric development culture and the importance of establishing business-driven security objectives and realistic service level agreements.
Tune in to hear our insights on how the industry is moving beyond the quest for a silver bullet in security tools to a more robust approach that ingrains security into the core responsibilities of developers. In our final chapter, Aizhar and I tackle the delicate balance between ethics, regulation, and business imperatives in cybersecurity. We delve into how regulations can drive security priorities, the risk of a false sense of security, and the vital role of threat modeling in the software development lifecycle. Our discussion highlights the need for a holistic approach that merges the foresight provided by threat modeling with adherence to regulations, fostering a security-conscious culture across all industries. Don't miss this engaging episode where we dissect the evolution of threat modeling and its integral role in protecting our digital world.
What's Inside This Episode:
Sponsored by Phoenix Security: This episode is brought to you by Phoenix Security, leaders in vulnerability management from code to cloud. Take control of your security with Phoenix and see firsthand how to prioritize and act on critical vulnerabilities with a free 14-day license available at Phoenix Security - Request a Demo.
Don't Miss This Engaging Discussion on Cybersecurity Trends and Strategies: Tune into this enlightening episode to equip yourself with the knowledge and insights needed to navigate the ever-changing landscape of cybersecurity. Whether you're a professional in the field, a business leader, or just keen on enhancing your cybersecurity awareness, this episode is packed with valuable information to help you understand the nuances of securing applications and infrastructures in a digitally-driven world.
Izar Tarandach
Cyber Security and Cloud Podcast hosted by Francesco Cipollone
#Cybersecurity, #appsec #productsecurity #prodsec #aspm
5,370 Listeners