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Intro
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whoami
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What is Good Software
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Toyota: Case Study in Bad Software
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Bug Impact
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Why Bad Software?
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Getting Everyone On Board
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Senior Management
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Yay! Customers Require Security
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Systems Development Life Cycle
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Pizza Riot
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Fundamentals of Secure Development
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Security Awareness
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Threat Modeling and Secure Architecture
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Peer Review and Static Code Analysis
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Dynamic Security and Functional Testing
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Pre/Post deployment
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Description:
Explore a comprehensive conference talk on implementing the Systems Development Life Cycle (SDLC) and improving software development practices. Gain insights from Sarah Clarke's presentation at Notacon 11, covering topics such as defining good software, analyzing the Toyota case study, understanding bug impact, and overcoming challenges in software development. Learn strategies for gaining organizational buy-in, including senior management support and customer-driven security requirements. Dive into the fundamentals of secure development, including security awareness, threat modeling, secure architecture, peer review, static code analysis, and dynamic security testing. Discover best practices for pre- and post-deployment phases to enhance overall software quality and security.

Lessons Learned Implementing SDLC and How To Do It Better

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