feat: Add CISA Secure by Design cheat sheet and update Secure Product Design sheet #1874
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Reopening of #1873
Summary
This PR reintroduces the CISA Secure by Design Cheat Sheet and updates the Secure Product Design Cheat Sheet to align with CISA’s Secure by Design principles.
Changes Made
npm test, all checks pass successfully.Why
CISA’s Secure by Design guidance is now a widely recognized global standard for secure software development.
Aligning OWASP cheat sheets ensures modern, consistent, and actionable security content.
Verification
npm testpasses