From the course: ISC2 Certified Secure Software Lifecycle Professional (CSSLP) (2023) Cert Prep
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Security requirement traceability matrix
From the course: ISC2 Certified Secure Software Lifecycle Professional (CSSLP) (2023) Cert Prep
Security requirement traceability matrix
- [Narrator] If you use all the information you've learned throughout this course so far to identify and document your application security requirements, you'll have done a pretty stellar job at figuring out what controls you need to secure your applications. But there's still one more piece I want to cover. You'll want one additional document to help you keep track of all these requirements. Something you can use to track whether or not the developers actually implemented these security controls in the way you expected. You want a security requirements traceability matrix. The concept of a requirements traceability matrix is nothing new in the application development world. The only difference here is that your matrix should focus on application security requirements. A requirements traceability matrix, or RTM, is a document that captures each requirement at a high level as well as test case details related to each requirement. A traditional requirements test matrix is going to focus…
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Secure architecture and design patterns3m 43s
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Identifying and prioritizing controls6m 15s
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Traditional application architectures7m 23s
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Pervasive and ubiquitous computing6m 43s
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Rich internet and mobile applications7m 9s
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Cloud architectures7m 8s
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Embedded system considerations8m 45s
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Architectural risk assessments6m 59s
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Component-based systems5m 2s
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Security enhancing tools4m 8s
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Cognitive computing4m 37s
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Control systems8m 34s
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Components of a secure environment8m 25s
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Designing network and server controls4m 22s
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Designing data controls6m 25s
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Secure design principles and patterns5m 6s
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Secure interface design6m 49s
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Security architecture and design review3m 6s
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Secure operational architecture3m 37s
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