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Are you ready to navigate the maze of software development methodologies and their security implications? Well, that's exactly what we're about to do! We're unpacking everything from the waterfall development model, with its linear steps, to the agile model's flexible and adaptable nature, perfect for managing complex projects in an evolving landscape of threats and challenges.

In this captivating cyber training episode, we also dissect the scrum methodology, providing insights into the roles within a scrum team and the concept of 'shifting left' – a strategy to integrate security into the development process. We discuss the importance of the security professional's role, emphasizing the necessity of spearheading security efforts within an organization. Plus, we also examine the pros and cons of the scrum methodology and its role in agile development.

But we won't stop there. We're ushering in DevOps into the conversation, highlighting how its security implications can foster a culture of collaboration, automate tasks, and measure application performance. We'll also be venturing into the intricacies of the spiral development methodology, an approach used for larger, complex projects. And let's not forget about the kanban development method, a visually engaging approach to workflow management and bottleneck identification in security-related tasks. Buckle up, folks! We promise it's going to be a thrilling ride into the depths of cybersecurity knowledge.

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CCT 064: Agile, Scrum, Kanban, Waterfall, Spiral- Mastering Software Development Methodologies (CISSP Domain 8.1) 35:43 Share

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CCT 064: Agile, Scrum, Kanban, Waterfall, Spiral- Mastering Software Development Methodologies (CISSP Domain 8.1)