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...
...how to mitigate the risks these attackers pose; consultancy on the application of the guidance; standards that define ‘what good looks like’ for the people, products and services that you...
...standards, training and qualifications to show that we are up to the task of keeping government secure. And it is about making sure the rest of government know that we...