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Secure Programming with Static Analysis
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Secure Programming with Static Analysis

by Brian Chess, Jacob West
June 2007
Intermediate to advanced
624 pages
16h 18m
English
Addison-Wesley Professional
Content preview from Secure Programming with Static Analysis

3. Static Analysis as Part of the Code Review Process

In preparing for battle, plans are useless but planning is indispensable.

–DWIGHT EISENHOWER

There’s a lot to know about how static analysis tools work. There’s probably just as much to know about making static analysis tools work as part of a secure development process. In this respect, tools that assist with security review are fundamentally different than most other kinds of software development tools. A debugger, for example, doesn’t require any organization-wide planning to be effective. An individual programmer can run it when it’s needed, obtain results, and move on to another programming task. But the need for software security rarely creates the kind of urgency that leads a programmer ...

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