Tag: secure software development
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US Agencies Embrace DevSecOps with Shift-Left Approach
The US Army's Acting CIO, Gabe Chiulli, is leading the charge to revolutionize software delivery by embracing a shift-left approach to DevSecOps, aiming to merge commercial speed with government security needs. By setting a new framework, Chiulli is paving the way for industry collaboration and rapid innovation.
CISA Issues Guidance on Open-Source Software Security Risks
The Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency is stepping up to help manage open-source software security risks with a new guidebook titled "Open Source Software: Security Principles and Practices". This move aims to enhance the nation's cybersecurity by providing federal agencies with essential security recommendations.
OpenAI Launches Daybreak to Bolster Secure Software Development
OpenAI has launched Daybreak, an innovative initiative that helps developers build secure software from the ground up, accelerating cyber defenders and continuously securing software. By integrating cutting-edge models like GPT-5.5, Daybreak shifts security to the forefront of the software development lifecycle.
Anthropic Withholds AI Model Over Vulnerability Exploit Fears
A powerful AI model that can detect bugs was kept under wraps due to fears it could fall into the wrong hands, but does that provide a false sense of security when similar tools are already readily available online? The answer has significant implications for software defenders, vendors, and the public who rely on them.
AI Coding Assistants Transform Government Software Development
The era of AI coding assistants has arrived in government software development, transforming the way code is written and raising the bar for reliability, security, and scalability in high-stakes environments. No longer just a novelty, these tools are now being put to the test in enterprise and government settings, with decision-makers scrutinizing their ability to produce top-notch outcomes.