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Software engineering for security
Proceedings of the Conference on The Future of Software Engineering, 2000Is there such a thing anymore as a software system that doesn’t need to be secure? Almost every softwarecontrolled system faces threats from potential adversaries, from Internet-aware client applications running on PCs, to complex telecommunications and power systems accessible over the Internet, to commodity software with copy protection mechanisms ...
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Software assurance for security
Computer, 1999The article discusses an approach to security analysis that we have applied successfully over the past several years (to 1999) at Reliable Software Technologies. Our approach is no magic bullet, but it offers a reasoned methodology that has proven to be useful in the trenches.
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Proceedings of the first ACM conference on Data and application security and privacy, 2011
Widely publicized breaches regularly occur involving insecure software. This is due to the fact that the vast majority of software in use today was not designed to withstand attacks encountered when deployed on hostile networks such as the Internet. What limited vulnerability statistics that exist confirm that most modern software includes coding flaws
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Widely publicized breaches regularly occur involving insecure software. This is due to the fact that the vast majority of software in use today was not designed to withstand attacks encountered when deployed on hostile networks such as the Internet. What limited vulnerability statistics that exist confirm that most modern software includes coding flaws
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Proceedings of the companion publication of the 2014 ACM SIGPLAN conference on Systems, Programming, and Applications: Software for Humanity - SPLASH '14, 2014
Where do security technologies come from? Academics propose research and government (sometimes) funds it. Startups move technologies across the "research valley of death" to early adopters. Global corporations make technology widely available by acquiring startups. At every step there are gaps and pitfalls. Adoption is the acid test of innovation. Idea-
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Where do security technologies come from? Academics propose research and government (sometimes) funds it. Startups move technologies across the "research valley of death" to early adopters. Global corporations make technology widely available by acquiring startups. At every step there are gaps and pitfalls. Adoption is the acid test of innovation. Idea-
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New Electronics, 2018
LAST MONTH, EMBEDDED WORLD ONCE AGAIN DEMONSTRATED WHY IT’S REGARDED AS THE LEADING EXHIBITION FOR THE INTERNATIONAL EMBEDDED COMMUNITY.
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LAST MONTH, EMBEDDED WORLD ONCE AGAIN DEMONSTRATED WHY IT’S REGARDED AS THE LEADING EXHIBITION FOR THE INTERNATIONAL EMBEDDED COMMUNITY.
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Agile Development of Secure Software for Small and Medium-Sized Enterprises
Sustainability, 2023Simon Vrhovec, Anže Mihelič
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Proceedings of NOMS '94 - IEEE Network Operations and Management Symposium, 2005
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