On Bricks and Walls: Why Building Secure Software Is Hard

Posted April 30, 2002 | Leadership | Leadership |

BUILDING SECURE SOFTWARE

The Internet continues to change the role that software plays in the business world, fundamentally and radically. Software no longer simply supports back offices and home entertainment; instead, software has become the lifeblood of our businesses and has become deeply entwined into our lives.

About The Author

Gary Mcgraw

Gary McGraw, Cigital, Inc.'s CTO, researches software security and sets technical vision in the area of software quality management. Dr. McGraw is coauthor of five best-selling books: Exploiting Software, Building Secure Software, Software Fault Injection, Securing Java, and Java Security. His new book, Software Security: Building Security In, will be released in February 2006. A world authority on software and application security, Dr. McGraw… Read More

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On Bricks and Walls: Why Building Secure Software Is Hard

BUILDING SECURE SOFTWARE

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