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User Model: What SaaS platform builders need to know to prepare for growth, Part 1

CloudGeometry

The simplifying power of the MVC software design pattern makes it tempting to assume that SaaS and web application development is no more than a web-based version of a 3-tier stack. For a deep dive, have a look at the AWS Definitions – SaaS Lens ; for a deeper dive, see the Google DevOps Catalog here.

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The best SaaS apps have these 7 web application security controls

Audacix

Application security is seldom considered during the ideation phase of web application development - unless the development team has previously been hacked and survived to tell the tale. Are security controls different for web applications hosted on-premise vs in the cloud? Not really.

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Does your cloud application have this 7-pronged defensive line against hackers?

Audacix

Application security is seldom considered during the ideation phase of web application development - unless the development team has previously been hacked and survived to tell the tale. Such protections are almost useless if your developers often open random ports into your environments.

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Best Practices To Ease Your SaaS Cloud Security Challenges

Audacix

Now this is a very generalized security checklist for cloud security, but this area of cyber security is becoming increasingly important as enterprise applications and workloads move to public clouds and business processes become more dependent on cloud services. Do outsourced development teams also need such a comprehensive approach?

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What Are SaaS Products + 22 Successful SaaS Companies to Follow

User Pilot

Cloud computing offers three main service models: SaaS for ready-to-use software, PaaS for application development frameworks, and IaaS for scalable virtualized computing resources. Key examples are Amazon Web Services (AWS), Microsoft Azure, and Google Cloud Platform, which provide scalable resources like virtual servers and storage.