Make Security Part of Done
Translate SSDF practices into concrete done criteria for a delivery team.
A secure SDLC is not a phase. It is a set of release habits with evidence. Prepare the organization Teams need agreed roles, tooling, standards, and training before the urgent release. That includes deciding who owns secure defaults, exception approval, vulnerability response, and security evidence. Produce well-secured software Security work belongs inside design, coding, review, test, and release. The strongest controls are local to the change: negative tests for authorization, dependency review for new packages, secret scanning before merge, and hardened defaults in templates. Respond to vulnerabilities SSDF treats vulnerability response as part of development, not a separate panic lane.…
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