Implementation of a Secure Development Lifecycle (SDL) program ensures that security is inherent in good enterprise software design and development, not an afterthought included later in production. Taking an SDL approach yields tangible benefits such as ensuring that all software releases meet minimum security criteria, and that all stakeholders support and enforce security guidelines. Furthermore, the elimination of software risk early in the development cycle, when vulnerabilities are easier and less expensive to fix, provides a systematic approach for information security teams to collaborate with during the development process. This sounds like a great strategy. Discuss issues and problems that the analyst/designer may face if this strategy is adopted organization wide. Provide specific examples.