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Removing Insecurity from Outsourced Development

by IBM

June 25, 2010 - (Free Research) Hear from Security Executive, Jack Danahy, of IBM's Rational Software Group explain why and how to hold your outsourced partners accountable to delivering secure code.

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Podcast: Securing Software At The Source is Good for Quality

by IBM

June 25, 2010 - (Free Research) Hear from Ryan Berg, Security Architect, IBM on how to promote secure software delivery starting in QA. Learn how to you ensure that security standards are met as part of your quality measures.

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Secure at the Source: Implementing Source Code Vulnerability Testing in the Software Development Life Cycle

by IBM

December 14, 2009 - (Free Research) Secure software starts in development. A defect-- quality flaws or security vulnerabilities-- caught early in the production cycle costs far less to fix than when caught later in production. How do you ensure that security standards are met as part of your quality measures?

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Trust, But Verify: How to Manage Risk In Outsourced Applications

by IBM

December 01, 2009 - (Free Research) Outsourcing can be a cost effective and efficient solution to the demand for new and specialized applications in today’s Internet-based marketplace. It is absolutely critical, however, that the team responsible for evaluating the outsourced application makes security one of its principal criteria prior to acceptance of each release.

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The Path to a Secure Application

by IBM

December 01, 2009 - (Free Research) The path to creating a secure application begins by rigorously testing source code for all vulnerabilities and ensuring that use of the application does not compromise or allow others to compromise data privacy and integrity.

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