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Software patching principle
Submitted By: SearchAppSecurity.com | 17 Aug 2006
TIP - Even if a company does all it can to create perfect software, inevitably some vulnerabilities slip by. That's why it's essential to have a process for software patching.
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Secure applications require security-aware end users
Submitted By: SearchAppSecurity.com | 09 Aug 2006
TIP - Having secure applications requires more than eliminating vulnerabilities in your code. End users must also understand that their actions can have serious security repercussions.
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New exploits demand multi-layer threat protection
Submitted By: SearchSoftwareQuality.com | 13 Jul 2006
TIP - Application security cannot be attained without securing every layer, Amir Peles explains. Specialized attacks are proliferating, and they require specialized countermeasures.
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Data security requires multi-layer approach
Submitted By: SearchAppSecurity.com | 30 Jun 2006
TIP - There's no question that it's essential to protect data. To guard it adequately, however, you must take a multi-pronged approach that includes application security.
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Understanding directory traversal attacks
Submitted By: SearchSoftwareQuality.com | 29 Jun 2006
TIP - Directory traversal attacks are the very common, very dangerous HTTP exploits you never hear about. For the sake of your Web applications, it's time to start taking notice.
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Threat modeling enhanced with misuse cases
Submitted By: SearchSoftwareQuality.com | 04 May 2006
TIP - Misuse cases capture all the possible attacks on an application, as well as mitigation steps, helping architects, developers and testers incorporate security throughout the SDLC.
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Protecting encrypted data from attacks
Submitted By: SearchAppSecurity.com | 02 May 2006
TIP - Encryption should not provide hackers with an express lane to your applications and data. Fortunately, there are things you can do to shut down that fast lane.
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