componentssecurity
Componentssecurity refers to the practice of securing individual software components, modules, or services within a larger application or system. This approach recognizes that modern applications are often assembled from reusable parts such as libraries, services, and plugins, and each of these parts can present distinct security risks. By focusing on the components themselves, developers can identify, mitigate, and monitor vulnerabilities more efficiently than treating a monolithic codebase as a single entity.
Key principles of componentssecurity include isolation, integrity verification, and access control. Isolation limits the impact of
Common techniques employed in componentssecurity are dependency scanning, runtime application self-protection, and secure coding practices targeted
Componentssecurity is integral to both development and operations. In continuous integration pipelines, building and testing pipelines