Author Archives: Irene Michlin

Using the Threat Modeling Manifesto to Get Your Team Going

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Secure software development requires a ‘shift left’ — paying attention to security and privacy early in the life cycle. Threat modeling is a very useful activity for achieving this goal, but for a variety of reasons, organizations struggle to introduce it. Last year, a group of industry and academy experts got together with the goal […]

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Scaling Security in Software Development: The Art of Possible

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What are the options for an organization that wants to take security in software development seriously? Here’s what to know.

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Putting the ‘S’ in IoT: How to Make Internet of Things Solutions Secure by Design

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When developing and deploying internet of things solutions, achieving security by design is not as simple as picking a secure development life cycle (SDLC) framework and shifting your security left.

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