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  • goSDL: A Security Development Lifecycle App from Slack

    by Ben Pearson
    May 1st, 2018

    goSDL is “is a web application tool that serves as a self-service entry point for following a Security Development Lifecycle checklist in a software development project.” Slack has released goSDL under an MIT license.

    Slack is known for churning out large amounts of code quickly with a relatively small developer team, and they had a hard time keeping up with security reviews for new features and fixes. With goSDL, developers complete a checklist for each of their contributions that identifies risk factors in their code and generates a ticket in Jira to notify relevant security people.

    Check out the code on GitHub.

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