An ever-growing part of your core product and processes is becoming software-based. This often includes IoT scenarios, mobile devices and cloud services, and last but not least with high requirements regarding security. This complexity has a side effect: securing your systems has never been more important.
Whether for IoT or cloud applications, for web or mobile interfaces: security is crucial everywhere and at every level. With Security Requirements Engineering the individual requirements for any type of application become visible. Your security architecture gives guidelines that you implement via secure programming and testing of security in a concrete case. In the project team, the Security Champion drives the topic of security holistically. As a result, activities fit together and ideally build upon each other.
Your existing systems deserve a watchful eye as well as new systems. For either case, we evaluate the implementation of your security concept in security audits, find weak spots via penetration tests and provide concrete recommendations on how to enhance the security of your systems.
Our Cyber Defence Center monitors the security features throughout the entire life cycle of your application. Instead of selective checks, you have continuous assurance that applications with particularly sensitive data have not been compromised. Monitoring as a managed service and active risk management included.
We arrive with the thought of leaving you better quipped for the future. For an initial evaluation of protection needs and threat analysis, we are using Security Quest, a one-day workshop with a gamification approach developed by MaibornWolff. This helps stakeholders to get started easily, even for complex scenarios. Our security coaches will train your team to keep the established security development lifecycle alive. Hands-on training imparts the know-how, ‘backpack training‘ consolidates what has been learned. In this way you regain not only security but also the ability to take action.
Make your workshop appointment with Stefan Fleckenstein and Philippe Schrettenbrunner now.