Software development has shifted from simply a technical process to an exercise of social morality, authors write. Security has become make-or-break for many organizations, they say. Security must become a part of the software development life cycle from the beginning, authors say. Developers and security teams wield not just influence but responsibility to challenge this temptation, they write. The scale of the ongoing battle between cybercriminals and defenders is too big for internal security teams to tackle on their own. Organizations need outside help, but to get it, they need to encourage white hat hackers to research.”]
Source: https://www.csoonline.com/article/3304300/the-ethics-of-creating-secure-software.html