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User-Centered Design of <endeca_term>Secure Software</endeca_term>

User-Centered Design of Secure Software

...other networked services there is a growing need for easy to use secure software. The problem with the security features and applications in much of... Read more

1 January, 2011
Challenges and Future Directions of Software Technology: <endeca_term>Secure Software</endeca_term> Development

Challenges and Future Directions of Software Technology: Secure Software Development

...carry out the mission securely even if the components may be compromised. Secure software development involves many aspects, from security policy definition, formal modeling, developing... Read more

28 September, 2010
<endeca_term>Secure Software</endeca_term> Systems Engineering: The Secure Tropos Approach

Secure Software Systems Engineering: The Secure Tropos Approach

This paper discusses the secure Tropos methodology. This is the first paper in the literature that discusses all the... Read more

1 March, 2011
Two Requirements for Usable and <endeca_term>Secure Software</endeca_term> Engineering

Two Requirements for Usable and Secure Software Engineering

Despite the acknowledged need for systems to be both usable and secure, the authors lack guidance on how developers... Read more

30 January, 2011
Cutting Edge Practices for <endeca_term>Secure Software</endeca_term> Engineering

Cutting Edge Practices for Secure Software Engineering

Security has become a high priority issue in software engineering. But, it is generally given a side thought. Security... Read more

2 November, 2010
<endeca_term>Secure Software</endeca_term> Attestation for Military Telesurgical Robot Systems

Secure Software Attestation for Military Telesurgical Robot Systems

Telesurgical Robot Systems (TRS) are often deployed in unattended environments such as battlefields or rural areas.... Read more

23 October, 2010
Dependability of Data and Application Layers by Agile Modeled Security Architectures

Dependability of Data and Application Layers by Agile Modeled Security Architectures

This paper discusses the latest and advantages in secure software development process in a early stage. The primary focus is on... Read more

1 April, 2011
Speculative Execution as an Operating System Service

Speculative Execution as an Operating System Service

...faults and vulnerabilities continue to present significant obstacles to achieving reliable and secure software. In an effort to overcome these obstacles, systems often incorporate self... Read more

1 January, 2011
Constructing Authorization Systems Using Assurance Management Framework

Constructing Authorization Systems Using Assurance Management Framework

Model-driven approach has recently received much attention in developing secure software and systems. In addition, software developers have attempted to employ such... Read more

28 June, 2010

Apple malware flourishes in a culture of denial

It looks as though Apple's Mac OS X users have seen their first significant outbreak of malware, with Dr Web researchers... Read more

6 April, 2012
Password Locker 7.0.1

Password Locker 7.0.1

Password Locker is a secure software program that you install on your computer (Desktop/Laptop/USB version... Read more

29 March, 2012

VMware puts mobile at heart of post-PC world

VMware has detailed two projects and brought out a series of software updates to prepare for the 'post-PC world', where the focus is on applications and not hardware Read more

31 August, 2011 by Jack Clark

Observations from AppSec 2011

...experience of security professional certification and education programmes to develop the Certified Secure Software Lifecycle Professional (CSSLP), which currently supports about 1000 members. The focus... Read more

29 June, 2011

IBM Innovate: That Was The Week That Was

...says on the tin) and new Secure Engineering Framework technology (to provide secure software 'blueprints'). There's way too much here to cover in a... Read more

14 June, 2010
Password Manager Secret Server 1.9

Password Manager Secret Server 1.9

...is FREE!Thycotic is a Microsoft Gold Certified partner and has provided secure software products to the information technology industry, individual consumer and small business... Read more

16 May, 2012

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