Security and Resilience in the Software Development Life Cycle

In Chapter 1 we introduced the need for resilient software and looked at the consequences of software failures and security breaches due to poorly written and sometimes poorly conceived software. In Chapter 2 we explored nonfunctional requirements that lead to high-quality and resilient software and...

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Published inSecure and Resilient Software Development pp. 61 - 72
Main Authors Raghavan, Lakshmikanth, Merkow, Mark S
Format Book Chapter
LanguageEnglish
Published United Kingdom Auerbach Publications 2010
Auerbach Publishers, Incorporated
CRC Press LLC
Subjects
Computer security
Programming & scripting languages: general
Software Engineering
Resilient Software
Stride
Pci DSS
Security Operation Center
Production Support Team
SDLC Phase
Cross-site Scripting
Release Management
Resilient Software Development
Development Life Cycle
User’s Authentication Information
Business Systems Analysts
HIPAA
SQL Injection
Security Subject Matter Experts
Systems Requirements Documentation
Improve System Availability
Cab
Threat Modeling
Deployment Phase
Security Design Review
Functional Decomposition
Requirements Gathering
Security Test Cases
Design Review
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ISBN143982696X
9781439826966
DOI10.1201/EBK1439826966-9

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Summary:In Chapter 1 we introduced the need for resilient software and looked at the consequences of software failures and security breaches due to poorly written and sometimes poorly conceived software. In Chapter 2 we explored nonfunctional requirements that lead to high-quality and resilient software and began to understand their role in systems requirements gathering and analysis steps.
ISBN:143982696X
9781439826966
DOI:10.1201/EBK1439826966-9