We’re discussing the complexities of saying 'yes' or 'no' in the context of security decisions in today’s episode and the enduring challenge of integrating security into software development. The conversation swerves into the intriguing idea of a trade-like progression for developers, contrasting it with current knowledge work. The episode culminates in a hit parade of pop culture references, including Star Wars, Star Trek, Firefly, and more. Tune in for a thought-provoking and fun conversation!

Article Link: How to Say 'No' Well

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The Cyber Trust Mark, a new FCC program aimed at assuring the security of IoT devices is the topic of discussion today. We discuss various aspects of the Cyber Trust Mark, the history of similar initiatives like UL certification, and the challenges faced by consumers in determining the security of their devices. They also debate the merits and drawbacks of regulations like the EU's Cyber Resilience Act, the importance of secure-by-default design, and the limitations of relying solely on consumers or independent labs to ensure security. Throughout, they explore whether this new mark can genuinely make a difference or if it's just a rehash of old ideas.

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Hovercrafts and application security in the new year. We revisit last year's predictions on Quantum LLM, SBOMs, and whether DAST tools will make a comeback. With humor and forward-thinking, we explore what the future might hold for application security, the rise of new technologies, and even the outlandish idea of AppSec being dead.

Episode mentioned:
AppSec Resolutions - January 9, 2024

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