feat: Add CISA Secure by Design cheat sheet and update Secure Product Design sheet (#1793) #1873
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Lol clear AI slop. I love Tanya Janca but you can see it's just pulling in well known names in the AppSec world that have nothing to do with this project.
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| # CISA Secure By Design Cheat Sheet | |||
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No links or references, not enough content to be worth a cheat sheet.
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| <!-- Describe the possible logical roles used in the system, is used here to | ||
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| - [Jakub Maćkowski](https://github.com/mackowski): For valuable help in updating the OWASP Wiki links for all the migrated cheat sheets. | ||
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This is kind of an important line to keep...
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Summary:
This PR adds a new CISA Secure by Design Cheat Sheet and updates the existing Secure Product Design Cheat Sheet to align with CISA’s Secure by Design principles.
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Why:
CISA’s Secure by Design guidance is now a global reference for secure software development.
Updating and aligning these cheat sheets ensures OWASP’s content remains modern, practical, and consistent with industry standards.
Related Issue: #1793