Prove your company’s secure software development practices with Veracode Verified. Implementing this program helps you make security part of your competitive advantage, easily defend your AppSec budget, and better integrate security with development.
Unlike a single security attestation – we verify the secure development process around an application. With developers releasing applications and new features more frequently, a single point in time snapshot is not good enough. Instead, we focus on continuous AppSec integrated into development – that’s DevSecOps.
Verified levels
STANDARD
- 1st Party Code Scanned
- AppSec Program Implemented
- Policy Defined
TEAM
- 1st Party Code Scanned
- AppSec Program Implemented
- Policy Defined
- Development Security Champion
- Open Source Component Scanning
CONTINUOUS
- 1st Party Code Scanned
- AppSec Program Implemented
- Policy Defined
- Development Security Champion
- Open Source Component Scanning
- Secure Coding Education
- Early SDLC Integration
What you get
Letter of attestation
A document you can send to your customers to let them know that security is a priority for your business.
Directory listing
A public listing where you can point your customers to show the security of the software they are using.
Seal
A graphic for your website and documentation linked to the directory, proving the importance of AppSec to your business.
Marketing Assets
Media kit to help your organization make security part of your competitive advantage in the marketplace.
Key takeaway
With Veracode Verified, you can make security part of your competitive advantage in the marketplace. Your sales team and Product Managers will be thrilled to have just one more thing to help you win more business.
With Veracode Verified you will be able to track the maturity level of your AppSec program. Every quarter, you will be able to show the progress to your executive board that you have achieved – helping secure and defend your budget, investment, and importance.
Veracode Verified’s Team level requirement for a Security Champion embedded in your development team can help your developers incorporate security better through these three steps:
- Identify a Security Champion in the development team
- Give your champion the security training they need to be successful
- Leverage them as the connection between security and development
