Legit Security Releases Industry’s First Software Compliance and Attestation Trust Center
Legit Security, the leading platform for enabling companies to manage their application security posture across the complete developer environment, today announced extended software compliance, audit, and attestation support with the release of the industry’s first software compliance and attestation trust center.
Legit enables customers to build a repeatable and scalable software security compliance program by automating manual processes and producing the required evidence to prove compliance. By leveraging multiple frameworks, including SLSA, PCI DSS, SOC2, and ISO 27001, Legit quickly assesses the state of a software security program to identify gaps that create risk.
In addition, Legit now supports new requirements for the CISA Secure Software Development Attestation Form. CISA offers an essential set of guidelines to ensure software is secure; attestation provides a means for vendors to confirm that software was developed with these standards in mind.
Legit’s compliance and attestation trust center features include:
Out-of-the-box controls and automated validation: Legit is pre-built with suggested controls for many key frameworks and standards to immediately provide a gap analysis that can be customized to an organization’s needs.
Customizations to enable precise compliance reporting: Legit’s product unit and custom query capabilities allow customers to define products, lines of businesses and apps, and specific controls and policies required for compliance; Legit automatically validates and alerts on any areas that are out of compliance.
Capture evidence and reduce exposure: Legit captures and enables users to export required data by using compliance frameworks to determine status when attesting to CISA or other security frameworks.
Continuous compliance and faster remediation: Legit simplifies audits and attestations, enabling organizations to upload evidence supporting requirements, validate compliance status, and automate workflows and ownership.
New dashboard and reporting capabilities: Legit allows customers to seamlessly drill into multiple frameworks with expanded reporting capabilities to determine security gaps and demonstrate compliance status.
Legit’s software compliance and attestation capabilities are available now to new and existing customers. For more information, visitwww.legitsecurity.com.
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Legit Security Releases Industry’s First Software Compliance and Attestation Trust Center
Legit Security, the leading platform for enabling companies to manage their application security posture across the complete developer environment, today announced extended software compliance, audit, and attestation support with the release of the industry’s first software compliance and attestation trust center.
Legit enables customers to build a repeatable and scalable software security compliance program by automating manual processes and producing the required evidence to prove compliance. By leveraging multiple frameworks, including SLSA, PCI DSS, SOC2, and ISO 27001, Legit quickly assesses the state of a software security program to identify gaps that create risk.
In addition, Legit now supports new requirements for the CISA Secure Software Development Attestation Form. CISA offers an essential set of guidelines to ensure software is secure; attestation provides a means for vendors to confirm that software was developed with these standards in mind.
Legit’s compliance and attestation trust center features include:
Legit’s software compliance and attestation capabilities are available now to new and existing customers. For more information, visit www.legitsecurity.com.
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This entry was posted on April 30, 2024 at 9:00 am and is filed under Commentary with tags Legit Security. You can follow any responses to this entry through the RSS 2.0 feed. You can leave a response, or trackback from your own site.