Brookfield Community Trust gets a new online membership-and-donations system built by a supplier: the security questions are asked at the start, about the data it holds, who can log in, how donations are kept safe and who fixes it after launch; the system is raised in stages, plan, design, build and launch, with security woven into every layer from the foundation up, beside a weaker building with security bolted on at the end and cracking; and the build-it-in rules: ask early, at every step, safe is part of finished, everyone's job, and don't leave it till later.

CY-BEGINNER-096Beginner · Secure SDLC

The Foundations — Building Security In From the Start

When you get something new built, bought, or set up, security works best built in from the start — like a building's foundations — not bolted on at the end. Ask what needs protecting and what could go wrong, early; keep it in mind as it's made; treat safe as part of finished. Build it in, don't bolt it on.

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What you'll learn

See security as built in from the start, not bolted on — and know the earlier you address it, the cheaper it is.
Ask the core security questions up front: what needs protecting, what could go wrong, and who's responsible.
Keep security in mind at every stage and treat safe as part of finished — a thing isn't done if it isn't secure.
See building security in as your job too, and see through 'we'll add it later' and 'that's the tech people's problem'.

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