New Course Secure Software Development (SecDev)

Eric | August 4, 2014

Next Semester, the Secure Software Engineering Group will offer a new seminar course “Secure Software Development (SecDev)”. The goal of the course is to provide software developers with the knowledge and first experience they need for developing secure software. Additionally, they will learn how to develop knowledge and share it and how to investigate a research problem on secure software development.The main topics are:

  1. Secure software development life-cycle
  2. Threat modeling
  3. Risk assessment
  4. Security requirements
  5. Security architecture
  6. Secure coding standards
  7. Security code analysis
  8. Security testing
  9. Security code review
  10. Empirical analysis for secure software development

More information can be found on the course website.

 

Cross-posted from SEEBlog

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