While evaluating a newly updated system blueprint that includes multiple external components, which step represents the most comprehensive method to uncover potential issues before launch?
Delay evaluation until final user testing is done
Examine external integration points and data channels for potential interface oversights
Concentrate scanning on newly introduced code changes
A structured analysis of data flows into and out of external components helps uncover interface-related exposures, especially when verifying how information is filtered, authenticated, and logged. By examining integration layers, you discover oversights that simple compliance checks or quick code scans miss. Minimum standards do not guarantee safety (Choice 1), focusing only on known coding patterns (Choice 3) neglects broader design flaws, and delaying the analysis until final stages (Choice 4) increases the chance of undiscovered vulnerabilities.
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