How do you capacity plan for SAST and DAST?

SAST, DAST, Capacity Planning, Security Testing, DevOps, Software Development, Application Security
Effective capacity planning for Static Application Security Testing (SAST) and Dynamic Application Security Testing (DAST) is crucial for optimal software development and application security. This involves assessing organizational needs, resources, and tools to ensure rigorous security measures are implemented throughout the development lifecycle.
<?php // Example of capacity planning for SAST and DAST class SecurityTestingCapacity { protected $teamMembers; protected $projects; protected $timePerProject; public function __construct($teamMembers, $projects, $timePerProject) { $this->teamMembers = $teamMembers; $this->projects = $projects; $this->timePerProject = $timePerProject; // Time in hours } public function calculateCapacity() { $totalHours = $this->teamMembers * 40; // Assuming 40 hours/week $totalTimeNeeded = $this->projects * $this->timePerProject; if ($totalHours >= $totalTimeNeeded) { return "Sufficient capacity for SAST and DAST."; } else { return "Insufficient capacity! Consider scaling resources."; } } } // Usage $capacityPlan = new SecurityTestingCapacity(5, 12, 15); // 5 team members, 12 projects, 15 hours per project echo $capacityPlan->calculateCapacity(); ?>

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