Legit Posture Score empowers security teams to measure and manage their AppSec posture - Help Net Security

This new feature further enhances the Legit ASPM platform, providing security and development teams with the ability to measure, compare, and improve their application security posture over time, ensuring their software factories and applications in development are being built with the highest security standards in mind. Now security teams can proactively measure and manage their AppSec posture instantly with a holistic score that eliminates security scanning siloes and continuously assesses all associated risks, policies, and controls across today’s sprawling software development lifecycle (SDLC). The Legit Posture Score sets a new, universal, and fully transparent application security scoring standard for security teams to measure, operationalize, and accelerate AppSec maturity throughout the SDLC. And with increasingly complex and distributed software factories, mounting supply chain regulations, and agile development teams who continue to prioritize code builds over security checks — the prospect of manually tracking an organization’s application security posture gets less feasible by the day. Now with the new Legit Posture Score, no longer are AppSec teams stuck piecing together slices of visibility from disparate security scanners and veiled, proprietary scores. It accounts for thousands of ASPM factors, consolidating broad CI/CD pipeline context from code to cloud, including asset criticality, security scanning findings, vulnerability severity, and more, all while dynamically mapping the mitigating controls and requirements from best-practice industry standards and regulatory frameworks into one holistic ASPM score. “The Legit Posture Score provides organizations with an objective, reliable, and easy-to-understand measurement of their security posture across the SDLC in real-time,” said Lior Barak, Chief Product and Engineering Officer at Legit Security. Legit Security launched its new “Legit Posture Score,” delivering a dynamic, comprehensive, and fully transparent ASPM rating system. The new Legit Posture Score empowers AppSec teams to rapidly, with the glance of an eye, identify posture gaps and trends, benchmark performance, and drive continuous improvement throughout their software development environments. With a holistic posture score accounting for a wide spectrum of cybersecurity, regulatory, and operational risks, AppSec teams now intuitively—and automatically—view, prioritize, and remediate the issues most impactful to the business, first.

This Cyber News was published on www.helpnetsecurity.com. Publication date: Thu, 03 Oct 2024 12:13:07 +0000


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