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Re: Let's get the ball rolling -- secure application design tools/processes
From: Jerry Connolly <jerry () nologin net>
Date: Wed, 03 Dec 2003 17:35:12 +0000
George Capehart said the following on Tue, Dec 02, 2003 at 04:24:33PM -0500,
Don't see much on the SSE-CMM, the relationship between the SDLC and the risk management process, or even how to make "The Process" more secure . . . That's what interested me . . .
On the subject of taking risks into account, it seems to be a tricky adjustment for developers to make to start to do this. However, they'll rarely be able to justify spending time reading the risks digest or any literature devoted to engineering failures. Tutoring and/or guiding through some examples seems like a good start, but are there any other activities or guidelines that the readers of this list would recommend? Thanks. -- ejrry^[bxpZZ
Current thread:
- Re: Let's get the ball rolling -- secure application design tools/processes Jerry Connolly (Dec 03)
- Re: Let's get the ball rolling -- secure application design tools/processes George Capehart (Dec 07)
- Re: Let's get the ball rolling -- secure application design tools/processes Crispin Cowan (Dec 08)
- The problem is that user management doesn't demand security David A. Wheeler (Dec 08)
- Re: The problem is that user management doesn't demand security Dana Epp (Dec 08)
- Re: The problem is that user management doesn't demand security Jared W. Robinson (Dec 09)
- Re: The problem is that user management doesn't demand security Erik van Konijnenburg (Dec 08)
- Re: The problem is that user management doesn't demand security Kenneth R. van Wyk (Dec 09)
- Re: The problem is that user management doesn't demand security George Capehart (Dec 09)
- Re: The problem is that user management doesn't demand security Stephen Galliver (Dec 09)
- Re: The problem is that user management doesn't demand security Andreas Saurwein (Dec 10)
- Re: Let's get the ball rolling -- secure application design tools/processes George Capehart (Dec 07)
