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Programmers told to put security over creativity

April 2, 2004 Certification, education, strict development models and limited legislation are needed to make programs more secure, says a report from security firms and software makers. TAGS: software development, corporate security, programmer, recommendation, certification, incentive, education, initiative, security, software company, Microsoft Corp.

SP2 to cause Microsoft support call flood?

April 5, 2004 The Windows update focuses on improving security ahead of the company's usual drive to keep technical support calls to a minimum. TAGS: Service Pack 2, service pack, risk management, attitude, security, software development, Microsoft Windows XP, Microsoft Corp., firewall, training, Microsoft Windows, server

Wresting free from a software straitjacket

November 30, 2006 Jon Oltsik cautions that the simmering discontent within the IT community over insecure software is about to boil over. TAGS: software vulnerability, Software Engineering Institute, software development, information security, security, information technology, Bill Gates, Microsoft Corp., database

Give developers secure-coding ammo

November 3, 2005 Former White House cybersecurity czar Howard A. Schmidt says programmers need training--and they need to be held accountable for flaws. TAGS: employer, incentive, developer, code, software development, training, security, analysis, software company

Will code check tools yield worm-proof software?

May 26, 2004 Programs to catch security flaws during the software development process are gaining more traction, as firms look to hold software makers responsible for the security of their apps. TAGS: security flaw, software development, security, flaw, code, software company, developer, Microsoft Corp., operating system, Microsoft Windows

Task force puts security responsibility on CEOs

April 12, 2004 The National Cyber Security Partnership's fourth task force report offers guidelines for top-down information security programs. TAGS: information security, Microsoft TechNet, corporate governance, software development, CEO, security, government, leader, U.S.

Expert: Hold developers liable for flaws

October 12, 2005 Former U.S. cybersecurity czar Howard Schmidt says coders should be held accountable for security problems in their software. TAGS: Howard Schmidt, software developer, code, security, software development, representative, developer, Web application, training

Clouds over Redmond

March 23, 2006 With all the trouble getting Vista out, Microsoft must find a way to release future Windows updates on a reasonable schedule. TAGS: fate, Microsoft Windows Vista, software development, Redmond, Bill Gates, operating system, IBM Corp., Microsoft Corp., security, Microsoft Windows, Apple Macintosh, Apple Computer

Handling Web services with care

December 7, 2003 Sterling Commerce senior VP Terry Noreault says caution should still be the byword for IT managers weighing their next move. TAGS: Web service, BPM, business process, limitation, integration, software development, XML, supplier, security

Novell evangelizes Linux in Europe

February 13, 2004 Richard Seibt, the company's new European chief, says customers have their eyes on server consolidation, Linux standardization and security. TAGS: Novell Inc., Ximian, KDE, SuSE, server consolidation, Linux, SuSE Linux, GNOME, software development, open source, Europe, operating system, security, server
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