Security-Standards

Application security: building resilient software Software today runs in many places, from clouds to edge devices. Security is not a single feature; it is a design choice. Building resilient software means reducing risk at every stage—design, code, and operations—and preparing for incidents before they happen. A calm, methodical approach helps teams ship products with confidence and fewer surprises. To make this practical, teams can adopt layered defenses and shift security left. Here are easy steps that work for many teams: ...

Industrial IoT Security and Standards Industrial environments such as factories, power plants, and logistics hubs rely on many connected devices. When these devices talk to each other, security is a baseline, not a bonus. Standards give teams a common language and a proven way to protect systems across sites and vendors. They also help teams speak the same language when auditing risk or sharing best practices. Key standards guide IIoT security. IEC 62443 covers governance, architecture, and product security for industrial control systems. ISO/IEC 27001 provides an overarching security framework. In practice, teams also follow NIST guidance for ICS. Together, these standards help with asset inventories, secure software lifecycles, and planned incident response. ...