Start X Ecosystem

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2023: Start X Ecosystem Presentation

Anti-phishing on July 18, 2023 presented the Start X ecosystem.

The products help developers write secure code and employees recognize digital attacks.

Previously, the company was known for the Anti-Phishing for Employees platform of the same name (Start AWR as of July 2023), now the company has combined its products into the Start X ecosystem. It reduces human risks and increases the efficiency of people in key business processes, including the development, support and operation of systems and applications.

The ecosystem for July 2023 includes four solutions:

• Start AWR (formerly Anti-Phishing for Employees) is a platform for monitoring the level of protection of the company from cyber attacks on employees. It helps to form employees' skills in countering all types of digital attacks: through email, sites, fake access points (Wi-Fi), social networks and instant messengers.
• Start REQ is an interactive database of security requirements for software products, which consists of external and internal regulations, laws and industry practices. The system implements the Shift-Left Security approach in DevSecOps processes and allows you to prevent vulnerabilities and configuration errors at the start of the development process, which makes it possible to minimize attacks after release. Product teams fill out a questionnaire and receive up-to-date safety requirements in a language that is understandable to developers, including acceptance criteria for safety at the release stage.
• Start EDU is a platform for teaching product teams how to write code without vulnerabilities. Teaches developers and other team members on cases and real work tasks minimally distracting from the workflow. As a result, teams know how to implement security requirements and release software without vulnerabilities.
• Start CTF - SaaS simulator for practical security in the format of an Internet bank. Helps in 4 weeks to introduce teams to the topic of secure development and involve them in DevSecOps processes. All tasks in the simulator are combined by one story, and their solution initiates an imitation of the response to the incident.