TeamMentor™ - Corporate Security Handbook
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Organizations want to standardize their secure application development activities. However, they often lack the expertise, time and/or personnel to develop best practices and standards that can properly serve this purpose. TeamMentor comprises a concise set of rules and best practices that Risk Managers and Corporate Security Teams can use to:
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push down to their development teams as an acceptable practice |
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establish a baseline secure coding practice for itself and/or it's outsourced development partner(s) |
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ensure that geographically or departmentally segregated teams adhere to similar processes |
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meet PCI Requirement 6.5 |
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TeamMentor's flexibility allows organizations to incorporate corporate standards to expand and adapt TeamMentor to their specific environments - resulting in a comprehensive and persistent SDLC. |
Best Practices Documentation for PCI-DSS and other standards
PCI Requirement 6.5 and other regulations state that you must “Develop all web applications (internal and external, and including web administrative access to application) based on secure coding guidelines such as the Open Web Application Security Project (OWASP) Guide.” TeamMentor meets this requirement out of the box with pre-defined filters for the OWASP Top 10 Vulnerabilities, but goes well beyond that. With more than 2,200 guidance articles for secure design, coding, testing, and deployment, TeamMentor provides comprehensive and correct guidance from attack examples to code samples for all members of your software development and information security team.
Additionally, TeamMentor tracks User Login activity and manages the granting and revoking of user access which serves as additional verification that security due diligence is being taken.
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