Security Reading
Posted: Thu 15 July, 2010 | Author: Lyle | Filed under: Cynicism, Geeky, Security, Work-related |Leave a comment »All quiet round here at the moment, as my brain is utterly failing to process stuff.
I’m stuck with reading a metric butt-load of security stuff (as written about at the tail end of last week) which is about as interesting as you’d expect.
Check out this – it’s the first paragraph of the documentation, which (as I understand it) is meant to make you want to read more…
CLASP — Comprehensive, Lightweight Application Security Process — is an activity-driven, role-based set of process components whose core contains formalized best practices for building security into your existing or new-start software development lifecycles in a structured, repeatable, and measurable way.
In any game of Buzzword Bingo, that paragraph/sentence will get you “House!”
There’s 600+ pages of this shit to wade through, so posts here might be a bit slow