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5.2 IncentivesWhen security requirements are demonstrable , engineering teams move away from security as an afterthought and instead treat security as a primary functional requirement, because it means that every design decision, from the choice of a library to the architecture of a database, should be accompanied by the creation of a machine-processable artefact. This active generation of evidence allows teams to catch architectural flaws during the design phase, long before code is committed or products are shipped. Furthermore, while secure by default focuses on delivering products that are secure out of the box, verifiability provides the mechanism to ensure those defaults remain intact and effective. In a verifiable ecosystem, the default state is not just a configuration choice but a protected claim that can be automatically checked at every stage of the life cycle. Using reusable attestation enables the manufacturer to directly include cybersecurity into the development process and enabling the integration of cybersecurity controls in small use case specific packages leveraging existing agile methods and can also be included in quality gates in agile project management and tooling, e.g. cybersecurity as part of Definition of Ready and Done in Scrum Relying on machine-processable attestation enables manufacturer to reduce effort for due diligence and supply chain management. A structured attestation enables integrators to simply pinpoint necessary security properties for due diligence and enhances trust with evidences and additional verification. This creates a fail-safe environment in which a system can refuse to operate if its attestations, such as signed proof that MFA is enforced or that the latest vulnerability scan was passed, are missing or invalid. For SMEs, this automation eliminates the need for constant manual checks. It ensures that the product’s security baseline is both self-verifying and consistently visible to stakeholders. Machine-processable attestations can also support procurement and supplier assessment. Customers, integrators and procurers can use such structured claims and evidence to compare products, verify security-relevant properties and identify areas that may require further assessment. 1. Ħarsa ġenerali
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