Journal Article10.1201/b16812-106
Software Assurance
Nancy R. Mead,Dan Shoemaker,Carol Woody +2 more
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TL;DR: Software assurance is essential for protecting infrastructure from threats and vulnerabilities, ensuring system reliability, integrity, and safety.
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Abstract: The Software Engineering Institute estimates that 90 percent of reported security incidents result from exploits against defects in the design or code of software. Ensuring software integrity is key to protecting the infrastructure from threats and vulnerabilities and reducing overall risk to cyber attacks. To ensure system reliability, integrity, and safety, it is critical that provisions be included for built-in security of the enabling software.
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