Secure development
Build practices that consider access, data, and change while the work is being made.
Security & Privacy
Security controls are implemented according to the nature, scope, and requirements of each project.
Security controls are implemented according to the nature, scope and requirements of each project.
The list below is the kind of control an engagement may include. It is not a statement that every control is present on every project, and it is not a claim of absolute security.
Controls an engagement may include
Access control
Limits on who can reach a system or a record.
Least privilege
People and services receive only the access the role needs.
Encryption where applicable
Protection of data in transit or at rest when the requirement calls for it.
Secure authentication
A way to confirm who is signing in, matched to the risk of that system.
Logging
Records of agreed events so they can be reviewed later.
Vulnerability management
A way to track and address weaknesses found in the systems in scope.
Backups
Copies of agreed data, and a way to restore them, when that is in scope.
Secure deployment
A release path that matches the environment chosen for the project.
Security testing
Checks agreed for that project before or after release.
Data protection
Handling of personal and business data according to the requirement.
Confidentiality
Limits on who can see client information, including details that are not published.
Discuss Your Requirement
Controls are chosen for the project. They are not a promise of complete security.
Discuss Your Requirement