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An End to Testing Ourselves Secure?

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An End to Testing Ourselves Secure?. Why I’m Here. Ground Rules. This is a presentation discussion. Let other people speak!. 15 minute time-boxed discussions, revisit parked issues at the end. Framing the Problem. Where we find flaws today. Highest ROI. Look familiar?. - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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An End to Testing Ourselves Secure?

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Why I’m Here

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Ground Rules

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This is a presentation discussion

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Let other people speak!

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15 minute time-boxed discussions, revisit parked

issues at the end

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Framing the Problem

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Source: NIST

Highest ROI

Where we find flaws today

Look familiar?

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February 2012 Report from Quocirca

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Results of an Open SAMM Assessment

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Discussion Question 1:Is there a problem with

relying primarily on verification?

Isn’t static analysis a “good enough” solution?

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Discussion Question 2:Can we effectively scale

training, threat modeling?

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Discussion Question 3:Can we effectively scale security requirements?

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Resources

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Learning from other process changes

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Cultural Challenges to Secure SDLC

• “Incompetent developer” challenge• “Security is special” challenge• Domain-specific vs. domain-agnostic• Fitting a square peg into a round hole

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Conclusions?