Here, system developers, infrastructure engineers, DevOps practitioners, and others at Bouvet will find information to support the operation, development, and maintenance of secure IT systems for our customers. The overarching content and themes discussed on these pages also supports project managers, advisors, and others who need to follow up on security in projects. The information on this site is by no means exhaustive on any subject, but aims to use simple language to describe various measures that covers the most common weaknesses.
"We will do our utmost to deliver the safest services and solutions"
The data processed by the system should not be accessible to unauthorized individuals.
AvailabilityThe functions offered by the system are available when users need them.
IntegrityThe data processed by the system is correct.
A Security Champion is a person who acts as a driving force and motivator for security work in a team or department/unit. Responsibility for security lies with the team as a whole, but as a Security Champion, you contribute to awareness and focus within the team.
A good place to start, whether you are or want to be a hero, is our info package for Security Champions
Here, Security Champions, system developers, infrastructure engineers, DevOps practitioners, and others at Bouvet will find information to support the operation, development, and maintenance of secure IT systems for our customers. The overarching content and themes discussed on these pages are also supportive for project managers, advisors, and others who need to follow up on security in projects.
Security isn’t just about technical measures and code scanning, but much more. This checklist provides a starting point for assessing the level of security, responsibility and risk in deliveries. All development teams should relate to its content unless otherwise agreed with the customer.
Are you a new employee at Bouvet? Here you’ll find information about how we handle security in our deliveries, and how you can get started yourself.
Having the right competence is crucial for all teams, especially when it comes to security. The team must identify any gaps they have, so that measures such as training can be implemented to cover these gaps.
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A list of common words and terms related to application security
Manual changelog for the site. Content is maintained in one place and rendered in all languages.