PUTTING SUPPLY-CHAIN ATTACKS IN THE CROSSHAIRS

Zero Trust Software Development Requirements Are Coming

Infecting software during development is an insidious way to deliver malware to unsuspecting end users who think they are getting a normal software update.

Recognizing the potential risks, the US Government will soon start requiring its software vendors to follow secure development practices as outlined in Executive Order 14028.

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ZERO TRUST, WITHOUT THE INFRASTRUCTURE HEADACHE

Software-Defined Zero Trust Locks Down Development Environments

NIST SP800-218 defines a secure framework for software development. At the core of this framework is segmenting and locking down development environments, applying Zero Trust principles.

CoIP Platform allows you to define software-defined Zero Trust controls in minutes around code repositories, build and test servers, and even lab environments.

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KEEPS SOURCE CODE OFF DEVELOPER ENDPOINTS

ZTNA and Remote Desktop for Secure Access

Developers access the segmented development environments using ZTNA with a wide variety of access types - ssh, web, RDP/VNC, along with any standard TCP/UDP application. All access is authenticated with MFA and logged for audit and compliance.

Whether developers are remote or on-prem, employee or contractor, or using managed or BYOD devices, your controls keep source code safe from attack and compliant with requirements at all times.

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Protecting Development Environments for Leading Companies

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