An internal development team has migrated away from Waterfall development to use Agile development. Overall, this has been viewed as a successful initiative by
the stakeholders as it has improved time-to-market. However, some staff within the security team have contended that Agile development is not secure. Which of
the following is the MOST accurate statement?
A.
Agile and Waterfall approaches have the same effective level of security posture. They both need similar amounts of security effort at the same phases of
development.
B.
Agile development is fundamentally less secure than Waterfall due to the lack of formal up-front design and inability to perform security reviews.
C.
Agile development is more secure than Waterfall as it is a more modern methodology which has the advantage of having been able to incorporate security best
practices of recent years.
D.
Agile development has different phases and timings compared to Waterfall. Security activities need to be adapted and performed within relevant Agile phases.