Hace falta más Threat Modeling y aplicar referencias como STRIDE y DREAD. Si partimos con una buena base, tendremos la posibilidad de crear software más estable y seguro. El momento en el que las empresas y equipos empiecen a tomar conciencia de ello, los atacantes lo tendrán más difícil y solo les quedará atacar "el factor humano"

Establish clear communication channels to ensure that cybersecurity concerns and findings are addressed promptly. Conduct regular security-focused training for both developers and QA teams to foster a shared understanding of cybersecurity goals. Implement pair testing sessions where developers and QA personnel collaborate to combine their expertise and identify vulnerabilities effectively. This approach ensures alignment between development and QA teams for thorough security testing.

To align with QA teams for thorough cybersecurity testing: Define Security Requirements Early: Collaborate with QA to establish clear security requirements and potential vulnerabilities before development starts. Incorporate Security in Test Plans: Ensure security tests, such as penetration testing and vulnerability scans, are integrated into the QA process. Automate Security Testing: Use automated tools to continuously test for common vulnerabilities like SQL injection or cross-site scripting (XSS). Foster Continuous Collaboration: Maintain an open line of communication with QA to regularly review security risks and updates. By embedding security into the QA process, you can ensure comprehensive testing & stronger software protection!

Collaborate early to integrate security testing into the QA process. Define clear security requirements and testing goals with the QA team. Provide security test cases and scenarios for thorough coverage. Use automated security testing tools alongside manual QA efforts. Review results together and address vulnerabilities in real time.

During a project, I faced a critical challenge with the QA team for comprehensive testing. Initially, our goals seemed misaligned, with the development team focused on features and the QA team on breaking them to find vulnerabilities. To bridge the gap, I initiated joint sessions where both teams collaborated on setting common security goals. We involved the QA team early in the process, allowing them to understand our approach and help shape security test cases. By fostering open communication and shared responsibility, we ensured that the software not only met functional requirements but also passed rigorous security testing, resulting in a more robust product.