Low-Code/No-Code Use Cases For Security
Search Security, Thursday, June 1,2023
Low-code/no-code development approaches have their fair share of security issues, but that doesn't mean they can't be used to benefit the security industry, too.
The infosec community has a fair amount of concern over the increased use of low-code/no-code application and development methods, but that doesn't mean these same platforms can't be used to improve security, too.
To start, the security concerns have been justified -- for the most part. Most low-code/no-code platforms are hosted, so customers can't always be sure of the security practices and controls in use within the deployment environment. This is akin to the cloud service provider dilemma, where customers submit questions to CSPs about security and often receive generic attestation documents in return, if anything at all.