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A writeup of how vulnerabilities get created and left undiscovered. This section points out weaknesses in most software development lifecycles. At a project level, this section talks about problems in staffing, roles, responsibilities, budget, and technology. At the organizational level, this section links to information about management structure, how to raise global organizataion awareness, establishing metrics, and standardizing technologies to help. | A writeup of how vulnerabilities get created and left undiscovered. This section points out weaknesses in most software development lifecycles. At a project level, this section talks about problems in staffing, roles, responsibilities, budget, and technology. At the organizational level, this section links to information about management structure, how to raise global organizataion awareness, establishing metrics, and standardizing technologies to help. | ||
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A writeup of how application security fits into the software development lifecycle. The discussion would link to templates, tools, additional reading. (This is not intended to be a complete list (yet)) | A writeup of how application security fits into the software development lifecycle. The discussion would link to templates, tools, additional reading. (This is not intended to be a complete list (yet)) | ||
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The discussion would link to templates, tools, additional reading. (This is not intended to be a complete list (yet)) | The discussion would link to templates, tools, additional reading. (This is not intended to be a complete list (yet)) | ||
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Executive Responsibility and Roles | Executive Responsibility and Roles | ||
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Revision as of 10:59, 29 March 2006
Getting Started in Application Security
Application Security Overview
Drivers, market, business reasons. Links to articles about metrics, ROI, need for application security, what other companies are doing.
About Vulnerabilities
A writeup about application vulnerabilities and how to figure out their risk. This section would give people the background on the technologies and types of mistakes people make. Links to articles about:
Design flaws and Implementation Bugs Common areas (Top 10)
Root Causes of Vulnerabilities
A writeup of how vulnerabilities get created and left undiscovered. This section points out weaknesses in most software development lifecycles. At a project level, this section talks about problems in staffing, roles, responsibilities, budget, and technology. At the organizational level, this section links to information about management structure, how to raise global organizataion awareness, establishing metrics, and standardizing technologies to help.
Project Improvements
A writeup of how application security fits into the software development lifecycle. The discussion would link to templates, tools, additional reading. (This is not intended to be a complete list (yet))
Security Requirements Threat Modeling Architecture Review Code Review Penetration Testing Vulnerability Scanning Project Responsibility and Roles Budget
Organizational Improvements
The discussion would link to templates, tools, additional reading. (This is not intended to be a complete list (yet))
Training and Awareness Application Security Teams (Infosec, Audit, Appsec, CSO) Metrics Policies Templates Standard Tools Legal Community of Interest Executive Responsibility and Roles Organizational Budget
