Managing Software Security Risks through an Integrated Computational Method

Managing Security Risks through Cross- Cultural Dialogue

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Reducing Software Security Risk through an Integrated Approach

This paper discusses new joint work by the California Institute of Technology’s Jet Propulsion Laboratory and the University of California at Davis sponsored by the National Aeronautics and Space Administration to develop a security assessment instrument for the sojiware development and maintenance life cycle. The assessment instrument is a collection of tools and procedures to support developm...

New Frontiers: Assessing and Managing Security Risks

Managing Software Requirements Risks with Software Development Impact Statements

Defining software requirements is a difficult and complex process. It is best characterised as a joint learning process in which shared understandings evolve through dynamic interactions between clients and developers. The inherent difficulties in this complex process are exacerbated in outsourced software development projects. In this paper we review the use of Software Development Impact Stat...

An Integrated Graphical Assessment for Managing Software Product Quality

Assessing software product quality has become more and more relevant and important to managers, even though it is still challenging to define and measure the detailed quality criteria and to integrate them into quality models. Software engineering standards can help establish a common language for these detailed criteria and, in parallel, implement a model of quality from its high-level concept...