What ‘Heartbleed’ can teach us about software security
...example). Myth no. 3: The best way of protecting your in-house developed software is to keep the code a closely guarded secret. Hiding your code so that others cannot see...
...example). Myth no. 3: The best way of protecting your in-house developed software is to keep the code a closely guarded secret. Hiding your code so that others cannot see...
...to the end of the First World War, when the inextricable link between code makers and code breakers was first forged. National Technical Authority for Information Assurance When I joined...
...Office in Peterborough to witness some real-life user research and testing. This gave an excellent insight into the world of user research and overall we found the placement a very...