DigitalXForce has signed CISA’s Secure by Design pledge and appears on CISA’s published list of pledge signers. The pledge is voluntary and not legally binding. Each signer commits to show measurable progress within one year on seven goals: multi-factor authentication, default passwords, reducing entire classes of vulnerability, security patches, a vulnerability disclosure policy, CVEs, and evidence of intrusions.
DigitalXForce tests other organizations’ controls for a living, and the pledge holds its own product to a public standard. CISA publishes the pledge text on its Secure by Design pledge page and the names of the companies that signed it on the signer list.
