From Application Security and Development Security Technical Implementation Guide
Part of ASDV-PL-003215
Associated with: CCI-003233
Coding standards are guidelines established by the development team or individual developers that recommend programming style, practices and methods. The coding standards employed will vary based upon the programming language that is being used to develop the application and the development team.
This requirement is meant to apply to developers or organizations that are doing application development work. If the organization operating the application under review is not doing the development or managing the development of the application, the requirement is not applicable. Ask the application representative about their coding standards. Ask for a coding standards document, review the document and ask the developers if they are aware of and if they use the coding standards. Make a determination if the application developers follow the coding standard. If the developers do not follow a coding standard, or if a coding standard document does not exist, this is a finding.
Create and maintain a coding standard process and documentation for developers to follow. Include programming best practices based on the languages being used for application development. Include items that should be standardized across the team that deal with how developers write their application code.
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