- Implement secure deployment practices.
- Ensure secure deployment practices, such as using encrypted connections, restricting access to sensitive data, and implementing strong authentication mechanisms.
- Prioritize traffic protection.
- Implement robust security measures to protect against traffic manipulation and eavesdropping, such as Transport Layer Security (TLS) encryption and intrusion detection systems.
- Develop comprehensive test plans.
- Create comprehensive test plans that cover various scenarios and use automated testing tools to thoroughly evaluate the system's functionality and performance.
- Eliminate hard-coded credentials.
- Implement secure credential management practices, such as using secrets management tools and rotating credentials regularly.
- Protect against supply chain attacks.
- Implement measures to protect against supply chain attacks, such as verifying the integrity of software updates and using a trusted software repository.
- Remove embedded credentials and proprietary dependencies.
- Eliminate embedded credentials and migrate to open-source alternatives to reduce security risks and improve transparency.
- Address database access and authentication service vulnerabilities.
- Implement secure database access controls, such as role-based access control and input validation, and ensure strong authentication mechanisms for authentication services.
- Improve exception logging.
- Implement robust exception logging to capture and analyze errors, facilitating proactive problem resolution and enhancing system reliability.
- Prioritize input sanitization.
- Implement rigorous input sanitization techniques to prevent malicious inputs from exploiting vulnerabilities and ensure the integrity of the system.