Once Upon A Time in Application Security land...A true story of how application security and development came together to fix the risk in open source...

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Did you know that that today's software applications are predominately assembled from pre-built "building blocks" otherwise known as open source components? And research shows that 71% of these applications have at least one critical vulnerability (not to mention legal and licensing risks). While this dependence on 3rd party and open source components is one of any organizations' greatest exposures, the good news is that it is also one of the easiest to tackle.

Once upon a time...
There was a great battle
between
SPEED
and
SECURITY.

Development wanted to
GO FAST.
But, Security wanted to
slow down and
BE SAFE.

For years...
they endured the pain of late testing,
false positives...

and the added costs of getting
the bad stuff out.
There HAD to be a better way!

And then... there came...
THE REVOLUTION!
The COMPONENT revolution.
Code became like Legos® applications easily assembled
from thousands of
freely available parts,
Developers ran even FASTER,
and Security found it even
harder to SECURE.

Together, they pondered...

"How can we keep SAFE
at this even FASTER
speed of development?"
"How can we SECURE
this new Lego®
'software supply chain'?"

After much self - reflection...
the ANSWER
revealed itself:
Bring SECURITY
and SPEED together
by building component
intelligence and governance
in from the START...
using all the tools
developers love to use today!

And so it was.
The birth of a new way to secure
the software supply chain...
where developers went FAST
and applications were SAFE.

And this REVOLUTIONARY,
yet SIMPLE
approach
came to be called...

A new way to...
AUTOMATE and
enforce GOVERNANCE
in the tools
you use today.

5 olicy, security and licensing information guides developers to select the best components in
P
their development environment.

A new way to...
REMEDIATE RISK
early in the process
to reduce risk and cost.

5 ptimal components can be selected and application flaws can be remediated with a single click.
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A new way to...
CENTRALIZE POLICIES
that ensure license
and security risks are
managed throughout the
software lifecycle.

5 Security, licensing and architecture policies are easily defined and enforced throughout

the software lifecycle.

A new way to...
PRECISELY IDENTIFY
and track all components
used in your organization,
from consumption to production.

5 ccurate and comprehensive component inventory provides visibility across the software lifecycle.
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A new way to...
TRULY ACHIEVE
defense-in-depth with
enforcement points
throughout the
software lifecycle.

5 he CLM model for component governance automates policy management and approvals
T
throughout the software lifecycle with enforcement points in the repository, IDE and CI Server.

A new way to...
PROTECT your production
applications with proactive
alerts for newly discovered
vulnerabilities.

5 ewly discovered threats are continuously reported ensuring
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trust from design through production.

A new way to...
ASSESS ENTERPRISE
RISK and support
your compliance and
regulatory initiatives.

5 ashboards and reports provide a complete view of global risk
D
supporting regulatory and compliance initiatives.

And so it came be to...
the people of the kingdom
ushered in a NEW ERA
of application security and
lived in HARMONY
ever more.

The end.
Revolutionize your approach
to software security!
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The document tells a story about the long-standing conflict between development teams wanting to move fast and security teams wanting to ensure safety. It describes how the rise of component-based development made it even harder to secure applications. The story says that after much reflection, the two sides realized they could achieve both speed and security by building intelligence and governance into components from the start using the tools developers already use. This new approach came to be called the CLM (Component Lifecycle Management) model and allowed developers to move fast while keeping applications secure.

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