Ethical Hacker Aditya Mandal
Many security teams use the OWASP Top 10 as a guideline to understand where they should focus their security strategies and cyberattack prevention efforts. The OWASP Top 10 originated in 2003 and has become a benchmark for compliance, education, and vendor tools. Although security teams consider the OWASP Top 10 the standard against which to begin secure development, it delivers infrequent updates only every four years. The OWASP Top 10 also lacks specificity to draw meaningful insights into organizations’ weakness patterns compared to their industry peers. DevOps lifecycles are progressing more rapidly with new code released daily. If an industry standard is not updated regularly, it could mean delays in vulnerability discovery that may hinder development and security teams’ efforts. Although security managers hold the OWASP Top 10 in high regard by broad consensus, a four-year update cycle does not meet the need that most organizations require for security planning an
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