Application lifecycle management, or ALM, is an integrated system of people, processes, and tools that manages application life from concept to retirement. Application Lifecycle Management(ALM) is similar to Software Development Life Cycle (SDLC), but is more comprehensive in scope. Application Lifecycle Management(ALM) encompasses governance, development, maintenance, and dissolution of software, while Software Development Life Cycle
World is changing at the speed of light, Digital Transformation (DT) initiative happen all the places across globe. We keep saw giant corporation falls and new rising corporation who leverage the digital transformation to establish themselves in the new marketplace, regardless of industries and sectors. Shift Left Matters from testing to security In the world
Implementing Security to your SDLC We’ve touched on the concept of the “S-SDLC” which looks at security as a part of the software development life cycle (SDLC). In this blog we’ll go over four ways you can look to implement security enforcing measures during your SDLC – mainly securing your code. Enforced through a third
Common Problems during SDLC In recent times Application Development has become a crucial point of focus for security matters. This is an issue that arises for a multitude of reasons but two stand out issues are mistakes and problems during the SDLC. Mistakes are caused by human error as after all Developers ARE human and
The current trend with Software Development is to go through the stages of the Development Life Cycle and then only once everything is complete is a security audit performed. This as touched on in the previous blog “Reducing your costs during the SDLC” is a much more costly approach. This is where the concept of
Reducing your costs during the SDLC As technology increasingly becomes apart of our daily lives – we are seeing an increase of applications being developed to meet the growing need of consumers. With that comes a greater need to produce said applications quicker. With that comes the issue of overlooked bugs and sloppy coding increasing