
Zero Trust 101: A Brief Guide Into the Future of Security
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Cybersecurity is more important than ever for protecting your company’s digital assets. That’s because the applications you rely on every day, if not secure, could provide the perfect vector for hackers to infiltrate your digital perimeter. Such intrusions can result in a wide range of challenges, including stolen business secrets, loss of sensitive customer information, and the time and money that go into repairing the damage created by these losses.
So, it’s critical to ensure you don’t give them that opportunity. In addition to high-level cybersecurity measures, you and your custom software provider must enact specific measures to keep software impenetrable.
Here at BairesDev, we take cybersecurity very seriously and include it in every step of our development process. In the sections below, we show you what this means in practice, whether you use commercial off-the-shelf (COTS) software, or choose to work with us or another custom development team. But first, we take a moment to explain exactly what enterprise software is.
Enterprise software is used across enterprises to help them stay efficient and productive. Examples include enterprise resource planning (ERP) applications, which centralize workflows; customer relationship management (CRM) applications, which help salespeople keep track of customers and prospects; accounting applications, which reflect best accounting practices; and business intelligence applications, which provide actionable insights from data.
When thinking about enterprise software, it’s helpful to understand that enterprises are not just large companies. They’re companies that are very large and typically have subsidiaries and locations in multiple countries. Such operations require complex systems to help them manage varying processes, currencies, and regulations.
If you choose to work with a development agency, there are ways software engineers can integrate security into every phase of the development process. When looking for a developer to work with, ask each potential provider how many of these steps they incorporate into their process. Many use the secure development lifecycle (SDL), a set of practices for enhancing security and compliance that are listed below.
It’s up to software engineers to make applications that are as secure as possible and it’s in their best interest to do so. Faulty software could quickly diminish a software company’s or development agency’s reputation, leading to a significant loss of revenue. However, it’s also up to customers of both custom software and COTS to ensure applications are working securely within their environment, using the following steps.
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