Secure Code Review Sample Clauses
The Secure Code Review clause requires that software code be systematically examined for security vulnerabilities before deployment or release. Typically, this involves manual or automated analysis of source code to identify potential flaws such as injection risks, insecure data handling, or authentication weaknesses. By mandating this review process, the clause helps ensure that security issues are detected and addressed early, reducing the risk of breaches and enhancing the overall safety and reliability of the software.
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Secure Code Review. As a condition of Buyer’s acceptance of Goods; at least every two years from the date of Buyer’s acceptance of Goods; and within three months after every major version update to the Goods, Seller shall demonstrate to Buyer’s satisfaction either: (a) that the Goods contain no defects that exceed a Common Vulnerability Scoring System (“CVSS”) score of 6.0, as assessed by a third party assessment organization approved in writing by Buyer; or (b) that Seller’s secure development lifecycle is in substantial alignment with ISO 27034.
Secure Code Review. Supplier shall perform a combination of static and software-component testing of code prior to the release of such code to Buyers. Vulnerabilities shall be addressed in accordance with its then current software vulnerability management program. Software patches are regularly made available to Buyers to address known vulnerabilities.
Secure Code Review. ServiceNow shall perform a combination of static and dynamic testing of code prior to the release of such code to Customers. Vulnerabilities shall be addressed in accordance with its then current software vulnerability management program. Software patches are regularly made available to Customers to address known vulnerabilities.
Secure Code Review. Cleafy shall perform a combination of static and dynamic testing of code prior to the release of such code to Customers. Vulnerabilities shall be addressed in accordance with its then current software vulnerability management program. Software patches are regularly made available to Customers to address known vulnerabilities.