Description
Software developers are expected to produce high quality, secure source code while dealing with both external and internal forces that can negatively impact these traits. To ensure source code is of high quality and secure, and to help mitigate the forces, software developers have tools designed to identify potential problems in the source code that will compromise both quality and security. This, however, raises a question, “What do software developers do when the tools design to ensure quality and security can no longer be trusted?” This talk will discuss the challenges software developers face in ensure secure code, the challenges tools faces in evaluating quality to ensure secure coding, and approaches we are taking to address this problem in the software community.
Location
STEW 214 ABCD
Start Date
10-4-2016 1:00 PM
DOI
10.5703/1288284316594
Recommended Citation
Hill, James, "The Little Program that Cried Wolf" (2016). Dawn or Doom Conference. 20.
https://docs.lib.purdue.edu/dawnordoom/2016/presentations/20
The Little Program that Cried Wolf
STEW 214 ABCD
Software developers are expected to produce high quality, secure source code while dealing with both external and internal forces that can negatively impact these traits. To ensure source code is of high quality and secure, and to help mitigate the forces, software developers have tools designed to identify potential problems in the source code that will compromise both quality and security. This, however, raises a question, “What do software developers do when the tools design to ensure quality and security can no longer be trusted?” This talk will discuss the challenges software developers face in ensure secure code, the challenges tools faces in evaluating quality to ensure secure coding, and approaches we are taking to address this problem in the software community.
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