Cloud Infrastructure and Security

  Digital platforms are the foundation of some of the world's most valuable corporations, including Amazon, Facebook, and Google. According to 2017 MIT Sloan research, 60% to 70% of unicorns were platform businesses. What distinguishes platform-based enterprises and makes them successful in a competitive environment? They provide distinct value by establishing a comprehensive ecosystem through which businesses may serve their customers. The platform is transformed into a critical enabler of business objectives. Amazon has evolved from an e-commerce site to a platform where third-party vendors can sell a variety of things. It has evolved into a critical enabler of digital commerce strategy for enterprises of all sizes. Facebook has gone beyond its identity of a social networking platform. It provides APIs and tools to third-party developers, allowing them to create apps that connect with Facebook's fundamental marketing, advertising, and support services. It has evolved into an

Currently, the rate of product releases is so fast that customers are barely keeping up. This has become a trend and as a result older products are quickly getting left behind or phased out. Tech teams are more focused on developing a new product than mulling over the old.   It’s not surprising that, 16% of development professionals wish to release new software builds every sixty minutes. If this Just imagine the number of applications that would result if this happened! It already has if you look at the number of applications uploaded on Google Play store.   Many software vendors strive to assist their enterprise clients in transitioning to newer and improved versions of their software, reducing the number of versions they need to support. However, some enterprise software users resist upgrading and prefer to stick with older versions. What could be the reason for this? Let us explore:   ·         The old implementation works well so a need to change doesn’t make sense ·         The

  Why Teams Need a Security Perspective in SDLC? Customer trust, customer happiness, sensitive customer data, and getting a bigger share of the market all depend on security. Any kind of compromise hurts the business and the brand value of the goods. Enterprises are setting aside separate funds for product security to avoid getting into trouble.   As the market becomes more prone to security vulnerabilities and security breaches, software engineering and delivery teams are thinking about application security and its significance. Fixing issues with security patches demonstrates the low security controls and may hurt organizations with additional money and lack of customer trust. There is a need for engineering teams to build a secure software product before it goes to the market.   Today we'll talk about how we changed our SDLC methodology journey across software designing, development and deployment phases by keeping security controls in the forefront to minimize the security vul