Screenly Joins Secure by Design: Leading in Signage Security

Screenly has become the first signage company to join the Secure by Design program. Secure by Design is an international initiative that spans several countries including the UK, the US, and Japan, involving 10 to 15 security agencies from around the world. The program's primary goal is to enforce substantial changes in the software industry, with a significant focus on the concept of radical transparency.

Radical transparency aims to enhance supply chain security within the software ecosystem. Although the initiative covers various detailed aspects, its ultimate objective is to elevate the standards for software security against potential risks in the supply chain.

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FAQ

What is the Secure by Design program?
Secure by Design is an international initiative that involves multiple security agencies from different countries, intended to enforce rigorous security standards within the software industry.

Which countries are involved in the Secure by Design program?
Countries involved include the UK, the US, Japan, and several others, making up a collective of 10 to 15 security agencies worldwide.

What is Screenly's role in this program?
Screenly is the first signage company to join the Secure by Design program, leading the way in enhancing signage security.

What is the primary goal of Secure by Design?
The main objective is to enforce substantial changes in the software industry with a specific focus on radical transparency to raise the standards of supply chain security.

What is Radical Transparency?
Radical transparency involves comprehensive, open disclosure of all aspects of software development and supply chains to ensure higher security standards and mitigate risks.

Why is supply chain security important?
Enhancing supply chain security is crucial to protect software ecosystems from potential risks and vulnerabilities that could compromise the integrity and security of software products.