Abstract:
Secure by Demand…software development frameworks…supply chain management…open source adoption…zero trust—best practice guidance has been published at a record pace over a staggering number of topics over the past few years. Maintaining stable and secure online applications that comply with government regulations and industry best practices is harder than ever before.
In this session, we’ll look at recent guidance that can help public sector professionals remain in compliance when developing and maintaining online applications. We’ll explore topics such as security policies, software bills of materials, modern supply chain security guidance, open source software adoption considerations, and more.

Participants will:
– Understand how historical approaches to compliance can drive insecurity today
– Discover how the breadth of security scanning in DevSecOps workflows is critical to compliance
– Learn how automation of policy management and enforcement is key to success

Participants will earn 0.5 CPE Credits.

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Additional Information:
Field of Study: Specialized Knowledge (Governance, Risk, and Compliance)
Delivery Method: Group Live
Prerequisites: Basic knowledge of governance, risk management, and compliance
Program Level: Intermediate
Advanced Preparation: None

Who Should Attend: Compliance Officers, Risk Officers, Information Security Officers, Legal and Regulatory Affairs Professionals, Data Protection Officers, and anyone responsible for managing GRC processes within their organization.

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