Bake Security In Early

Description

One of the most common breakdowns in organizations happens when security enters too late. Teams move through design and development with a clear outcome in mind. Then, near the finish line, security requirements force changes. That late intervention creates friction, delays, and tension between business and technical stakeholders. This is exactly what shift-left threat modeling is designed to address. By embedding security considerations at the earliest stages of planning and development, organizations reduce conflict and improve outcomes. Instead of bolting controls on at the end, they design with them from the start. The impact extends beyond internal collaboration. Products and services built with security integrated early tend to operate more reliably and securely for customers. The structural question is simple: do you treat security as a final checkpoint, or as a foundational design principle? Which approach best reflects how your organization actually builds? Subscribe to our podcasts: https://securityweekly.com/subscribe #ShiftLeft #DevSecOps #SecureByDesign #SecurityWeekly #Cybersecurity #InformationSecurity #AI #InfoSec