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secure-sdlc-preview

Secure SDLC (Preview)

Last reviewed May 28, 2026 Content v20260528
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~1 min
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intermediate

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This lesson teaches Secure SDLC (Preview): security mindset, common threats, and defensive practices for software teams.

Teams apply Secure SDLC (Preview) in every serious Cybersecurity rollout—skipping it leaves blind spots in reviews and incidents.

You will apply Secure SDLC (Preview) in contexts like: Web apps, APIs, CI/CD, and organizational compliance programs.

Read scenario-based lessons, map controls to code you write on other tracks, and complete MCQs—practice threat modeling on paper or in docs.

When you can explain the previous lesson's ideas in your own words.

Security woven into SDLC: threat model at design, secure code guidelines, SAST/DAST in CI, review checklist before release.

Activities

  • Threat modeling on new features
  • Security user stories ("as attacker, I cannot…")
  • Code review security checklist
  • Staging pen test before major launches

Shift left

Fixing bugs in production costs 10–100× design-time fixes—catch early.

Important interview questions and answers

  1. Q: SAST?
    A: Static analysis on source without running app.
  2. Q: DAST?
    A: Dynamic testing against running app (ZAP, Burp).

Self-check

  1. What is threat modeling?
  2. Shift left meaning?

Tip: 30-minute threat model in sprint planning saves weekend incidents.

Interview prep

Shift left?

Find security issues earlier in SDLC.

Interview tip Lesson completion confidence

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  • Threat model when?
  • SAST vs DAST?

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