In today's world, designing with security in mind extends beyond the cybersecurity team. Over the past few years, we've witnessed numerous attacks and data breaches that could have been avoided if security practices were integrated into the design process from the outset. Today, designing for data security is not just an option but a necessity.

Join me in this talk as we explore how software can be designed to be resilient to such attacks. We will delve into the domains of Zero Trust Security, Threat Intelligence, and how to integrate them with the Secure Software Development Lifecycle (SDLC). We will not stay abstract but rather examine major attacks we have seen in the last few years, what went wrong with them, and how they could have been prevented. Additionally, we will discuss the trade-offs that teams and executives need to make to balance the cost of providing security with the value of the data.

Key Takeaways:

• Explore the significance of continuous verification and access control in safeguarding against ever-changing threats.
• Uncover the benefits of proactive threat detection and neutralization, leveraging insights from threat intelligence sources to enhance your service's security.
• Recognize the criticality of integrating security into the development phase from the outset, ensuring resilience is inherent in software rather than merely patched on later.