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The Secure SDLC Panel Real answers from real experience

OWASP BeNeLux Day 2009. The Secure SDLC Panel Real answers from real experience. Moderated by: Sebastien Deleersnyder Foundation Board seba@owasp.org. Panelists. Migchiel de Jong (Fortify) Bart De Win (Ascure) Florence Mottay (Cigital). Agenda. Introducing the panelists

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The Secure SDLC Panel Real answers from real experience

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  1. OWASP BeNeLuxDay 2009 The Secure SDLC PanelReal answers from real experience • Moderated by: • Sebastien Deleersnyder • Foundation Board • seba@owasp.org

  2. Panelists • Migchiel de Jong (Fortify) • Bart De Win (Ascure) • Florence Mottay (Cigital)

  3. Agenda • Introducing the panelists • Panelist positions • Moderated question & answer • Summary & conclusions

  4. Introducing the Panelists

  5. Migchiel de Jong • Background: • Technical Computer Science • HW/SW development • Rational Software • IBM • Experience: • 15 years in HW/SW development • 4+ years at Fortify

  6. Bart De Win • Background: • MS in Computer Science • Extensive research background in software security • Currently working for Ascure, responsible for application security offering • Experience: • In-depth study of different SDLC’s • Contributed to SAMM • Wide experience in application assessments

  7. Florence Mottay • Managing Principal Cigital EMEA. • Background in Computer Science • Involved in software security for 10 years • Areas of expertise include Threat Modeling for the Enterprise and Customized Enterprise Security Solutions.

  8. Panelist Positions

  9. SDLC Experience Migchielon... • Working for Fortify since the start in Europe more than 4 years ago • Helped many companies with institutionalizing code review • Member of the OAR@NHL driving the introduction of app sec in the curriculum

  10. DOs and DON’Ts Migchiel on... • DO • Measure • Transfer knowledge • DON’T • Define but not execute • Just produce artifacts

  11. Key decision factors Bart on... • Common understanding of SDLC • “It will solve all my security problems, right?” • “I’m actually looking for training” • Rationale / Type of problems to be solved • Security appetite of the company • Mandate level in the organization • Which departments does it cover ?

  12. DOs and DON’Ts Bart on... • DO • Work towards a balanced, risk-driven SDLC target • Use a phased roll-out • Install adequate measurements to keep track of progress • DON’T • Literally implement SDLC XYZ in your organization • Expect to find the silver bullet in short term

  13. SDLC Experience Florence on... • Cigital incorporated in 1992 • Cigital’sTouchpoints published in 2006 • Contributed to 8 large scale software security initiatives • Knowledge of other set of best practices used to integrate security in the SDLC: • Microsoft SDL • OWASP’s CLASP

  14. BSIMM Florence on... • Software security measuring stick based on real data • 9 US companies including Adobe, The Depository Trust and Clearing Corporation (DTCC), EMC, Google, Microsoft, QUALCOMM, and Wells Fargo • 9 EU companies including Nokia, Standard Life, SWIFT, Telecom Italia, and Thomson Reuters • 30 firms in the study, bsimm 2 is coming up soon

  15. Do’s and Don’ts Florence on... • BSSIM describes 110 activities • BSIMM is descriptive, not prescriptive • BSIMM is a yardstick

  16. ModeratedQuestion & Answer

  17. Ground Rules • Warm up with some prepared questions • Panelists should limit responses to 2-3 mins • Audience participation!!! • Comments/questions/flames welcomed! • I’ll try to keep things orderly...

  18. ??? • What are the most significant organizational factors in determining if a secure SDLC integration will be successful? • Top management mandate • Metrics and dashboards • Consistent development process • Corporate culture • Regulatory drivers • <Insert here>

  19. ??? • Rank the following in terms of priority for an organization that wants to do more security assessments in the SDLC: • Code review (manual or static analysis) • Security testing (dynamic analysis or ethical hack) • Design review (inspection of security mechanisms) • Threat modeling (assessment of what could go wrong)

  20. ??? • What's the best method for getting an organization's development, security/risk, and operations groups aligned to roll out a secure SDLC program?

  21. ??? • Carrot vs. Stick. Which should you pick when trying to change the process throughout an organization? In what situations might you decide to use the other?

  22. ??? • If someone approached you saying they had a little bit of budget for their software security program, but didn’t know what to do next, how would that conversation go? Specifically, where would you steer them? • Hire consultants • Get tools/technology • License training content • Internal head-count • <Insert here>

  23. ??? • We talk about the importance of measurement and metrics a lot, but does anyone actually use them? If so, what are the most popular ones?

  24. ??? • Do you think it is possible to demonstrate return on investment (ROI) for secure SDLC programs? If not, why? If so, how?

  25. Summary & Conclusions

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