<ul><li>SDLC integrates security measures into every stage of software development.</li><li>SSDL enhances SDLC by setting security objectives and preliminary threat modeling.</li><li>CI/CD pipelines help automate security tasks, accelerate development, and ensure software is functional and secure.</li><li>In the Planning phase, SSDL sets security objectives and aligns with compliance requirements.</li><li>The Requirement Analysis phase identifies security-specific requirements like authentication, data encryption, and compliance integration.</li><li>In the Design phase, secure design principles like least privilege and defense in depth are applied.</li><li>SAST tools are integrated into the Development phase to detect potential threats, and code review is performed as part of secure coding practice.</li><li>Automated tests in the Testing phase include unit, integration, performance, and security testing.</li><li>Continuous monitoring with SIEM tools helps detect unusual activities in the Maintenance phase.</li><li>Regular patch management ensures updates to libraries, frameworks, and tools to mitigate vulnerabilities.</li></ul>

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