Development
Implement security controls
Incorporate security measures into the software to protect against identified threats. This can include measures such as input validation, authentication and authorization, and encryption.
Use secure coding practices
Follow best practices for writing secure code, such as properly handling errors and exceptions, avoiding the use of hard-coded passwords, and sanitizing user input.
Use a static code analyzer
Use a tool that automatically checks the code for vulnerabilities and security issues. The DSEC tool can help you set this up for various programming languages.
Use libraries and frameworks
Leverage existing libraries and frameworks that provide built-in security features, such as input validation and output encoding.
Use a secure development environment
Use a development environment that is configured with secure settings and tools to help prevent security breaches.
