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Ready to fortify your software development practices against security risks? Join us as we unearth critical strategies for mitigating vulnerabilities in your code. From the seamless integration of Static Application Security Testing (SAST) into your CI/CD pipelines to refactoring code to eliminate buffer overflow issues, this episode is packed with essential insights. Discover the must-have security controls for cloud-based SaaS platforms, such as robust access controls and code obfuscation techniques. We also delve into risk assessment methodologies like FMEA, STRIDE threat modeling, and OWASP’s top 10 web application security risks, equipping you with the tools to identify and prioritize threats effectively.

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CCT 159: Practice CISSP Questions - Assess the Effectiveness of Software Security (Domain 8.3)