Developing Software with Security in Mind
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The document outlines 10 rules for developing software with security in mind. The rules are: 1. Learn about security or it will teach you the hard way through vulnerabilities. 2. Security knowledge becomes obsolete quickly, so keep learning. Have a security expert on your team. 3. Befriend security researchers and let them test your software for vulnerabilities. 4. Expect to ship software with security bugs despite your best efforts. 5. Have security response plans to quickly address issues that arise. 6. Security and usability will always be in tension so aim for good, not perfect. 7. Have open conversations about security with users and researchers to build trust. 8. There may
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returned almost half a million results. In 2012, that same search string returns more than
five and a quarter million hits. It is no wonder that conflicting security concepts bombard
people, causing a great deal of confusion. To be honest, if you were to look up network
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scope of this book. Books and websites deal with every aspect of network security, server
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INTRODUCTION
INTRODUCE COMPANY – WHAT IS THE COMPANY, WHO ARE THE FOUNDERS OF THE COMPANY, IS IT A PARTNERSHIP/LIMITED LIBALITY OR PUBLICALLY TRADED COMPANY, WHEN WAS THIS COMPANY STARTED AND WHERE?
BODY
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What is the organization and how would you describe it?
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· Is the organization successful?
· How do you determine whether an organization is ethical or not?
· Based on your assessment and research, is the organization ethical?
· What would you change about the organization to make it better, without sacrificing ethical standards?
CONCLUSION/SUMMARY - RESTATES THE KEY POINTS
REFERENCE LIST - In APA format, at least 8 journal peer reviewed references.
Response 1:
Top of Form
In general, if we ask any security maven or expert about their view on “security through obscurity” we would most probably receive some religious arguments, specifically from cryptographers claiming hiding information doesn’t ensure security. They strongly claim that any firm or industry trying to hide implementations, design is probably trying to just conceal flaws. Also, these arguments are widely published and broadcasted across various social media and other mediums by attackers as there is a solid advantage for them to catch security vulnerabilities if more data is exposed. Security through obscurity can be described in two scenarios firstly through long-term hiding of vulnerabilities which involves in hiding the security vulnerabilities for long time, which can be debated either way and second one is Long-term suppression of information where the operators deliberately suppress the basic or general information about the company or firm which prevents from being attacked. If the available public knowledge increase with time and reach a threshold point which is enough for an attacker to mount an exploit which results in security through obscurity scheme failure. A simple example for this which may be little relevant, earlier companies used to store username and password in a traditional database directly, which has later changed by encrypting with a private key. Still that has been exploited by attackers as they use rainbow tables attack which can still crack the above scenario. Now currently we are using salting mechanism where we add a random string to the upcoming password and hash it. So now if we go one step back if we have not exposed the way we were storing and hide the mechanism the company would have been under major attack at some point. So Security through obscurity is not recommended for long-term protection as a primary control, but it remains excellent complementary control in many cases in short term for various security problems in infrastructure. A simple example for this could be we don’t have to expose companies design patterns, architecture diagrams, configurations, codebase etc. Security through obscurity can be unders ...
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