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NIST SP 800-218A turned the SSDF into an AI community profile in July 2024. Eighteen months later, what does real adoption look like for AI software teams?
NIST opened public comment on SP 800-218r1 SSDF v1.2 on December 17, 2025. The draft adds AI development practices, refines supply-chain controls, and aligns with EO 14306.
A practical walkthrough of what NIST Secure Software Development Framework audits look like in 2026, where evidence gaps show up, and how to prepare without burning out engineering.
A practical look at how SSDLC practices evolved in 2025, what worked, what failed, and why most organizations are still getting the basics wrong.
ATT&CK describes how adversaries operate; SSDF describes how to build software that resists them. Here's how to map adversary techniques to secure-development tasks so your threat model drives real engineering change.
SOC 2 auditors are starting to ask about secure development practices. Here's how to map NIST SSDF tasks onto SOC 2 Trust Services Criteria without duplicating work.
The Secure Software Development Framework (SSDF) is becoming the baseline for federal software security. Here's what it contains and how to implement it.
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