January 2006
Intermediate to advanced
448 pages
10h 38m
English
![Risk-Based Security TestingRisk-based security testingprocess overviewTouchpointslist ofrisk-based security testingParts of this chapter appeared in original form in IEEE Security & Privacy magazine co-authored with Bruce Potter [Potter and McGraw 2004].](/api/v2/epubs/urn:orm:book:0321356705/files/graphics/187fig01.gif)
A good threat is worth a thousand tests. | ||
| --BORIS BEIZER | ||
Security testing has recently moved beyond the realm of network port scanning to include probing software behavior as a critical aspect of system behavior (see the box From Outside→In to Inside→Out on page 189). Unfortunately, testing software security is a commonly misunderstood task. Security testing done properly goes much deeper than simple black box probing on the presentation layer (the sort performed by so-called application security tools, which I rant about in Chapter 1)—and even beyond the functional testing of security apparatus.
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