Secure Software Design involves integrating security measures throughout the software development lifecycle to prevent vulnerabilities and protect systems from threats. It follows principles like least privilege (restricting access), secure defaults...
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Secure Software Design involves integrating security measures throughout the software development lifecycle to prevent vulnerabilities and protect systems from threats. It follows principles like least privilege (restricting access), secure defaults, and defense in depth (multiple security layers). Practices include input validation, encryption for sensitive data, and robust authentication and authorization mechanisms. Secure design anticipates risks like SQL injection, cross-site scripting (XSS), and unauthorized access, guided by frameworks like OWASP. Regular security testing and code reviews ensure resilience. By prioritizing security from the start, developers minimize risks, safeguard data integrity, and build trust, ensuring the software remains reliable and secure.
