4 application security bad habits to ditch in 2023 (and best practices to adopt instead)
Blog post from Snyk
Cloud application security practices should evolve to address changing development environments, greater cloud reliance, and software supply chain risks. Organizations are encouraged to include developers in shift-left security efforts through centralized tools and clear remediation guidance, rather than leaving cloud security ownership fragmented across IT, security, and engineering teams. The source also recommends reducing security tool sprawl by consolidating capabilities, integrating infrastructure as code with cloud security to provide contextual alerts and centralized policy management, and automating software bill of materials creation so teams can track components and vulnerabilities despite rapidly changing dependencies. It presents Snyk’s tools and platform as options for assessing and strengthening these developer-focused security practices.
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