Secure Programming
Implementing Security
A common problem facing developers is a lack of time; they usually focus on design, functionality, performance, usability, and so on. Therefore, they spend less time thinking about security aspects and possible insecure software design or insecure programming techniques. The attackers, on the other hand, have all the time required to find out the software vulnerabilities.
Although a clever design is certainly a good starting point, it’s not enough to achieve secure software: Implementation has tricks of its own. The following sections provide you with support to secure your code. In particular, this guide addresses common errors and weaknesses and describes approved procedures.
See the following topics:
● Secure Store and Forward Mechanism (SSF)