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McGraw's mobile app security strategy: Three legs of 'trusted on busted'
Struggling to define your mobile app security strategy? Gary McGraw offers a manifesto to help get infosec and app developers on the same page. Column
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How to negate business logic attack risk: Improve security in the SDLC
Expert Nick Lewis details the threat posed by business logic attacks and how stressing the importance of security in the SDLC can reduce that threat. Tip
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Testing, assessment methods offer third-party software security assurance
No ultimate test can give third-party software a clean bill of health, but careful assessment can help organizations gain more control over vendors. Opinion
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Thirteen principles to ensure enterprise system security
Designing sound enterprise system security is possible by following Gary McGraw's 13 principles, many of which have held true for decades. Column
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stack overflow
A stack overflow is an undesirable condition in which a particular computer program tries to use more memory space than the call stack has available. In programming, the call stack is a buffer that stores requests that need to be handled. Definition
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Deploying DLP technology requires hands-on approach, experts say
Preventing data loss incidents involves sound policy, knowledge of the threat landscape and constant vigilance over your DLP system, experts say. News
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Twelve common software security activities to lift your program
Software security expert Gary McGraw explains the processes commonly found in highly successful software security programs. Opinion
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Firm pushes software security testing with fugitive tracking system
System that helps law enforcement track down fugitives was tested thoroughly to prove to CTOs and IT teams that the company is serious about security. Feature
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Implement software development security best practices to support WAFs
WAFs aren't a panacea for all Web security woes. Software development security best practices are still vital. Expert Michael Cobb discusses why. Answer
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mobile security (wireless security)
Mobile security is the protection of smartphones, tablets, laptops and other portable computing devices, and the networks they connect to, from threats and vulnerabilities associated with wireless computing. Mobile security is also known as wireless ... Definition