Question 1

What is the formula to value an asset?

Accepted Answer

A)  development costs + incremental risk = bottom line 
B)  development costs + benefits + incremental risk = bottom line 
C)  development costs + benefits = bottom line 
D)  benefits + incremental risk = bottom lime 
A)  development costs + incremental risk = bottom line 
B)  development costs + benefits + incremental risk = bottom line 
C)  development costs + benefits = bottom line 
D)  benefits + incremental risk = bottom lime

Question 2

Why is it hard to know the tool selection of attackers?

Accepted Answer

A)  Smart hackers out there that have their own homegrown tool or automated robots 
B)  Vendors make them by the dozen 
C)  APIs and white papers take a long time to read 
D)  One person cannot know all tools 
A)  Smart hackers out there that have their own homegrown tool or automated robots 
B)  Vendors make them by the dozen 
C)  APIs and white papers take a long time to read 
D)  One person cannot know all tools

Question 3

To determine what relevant attacks are, you must define the preconditions needed and the availability of the attacker's tools.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

What is the formula to value an asset?

Why is it hard to know the tool selection of attackers?

To determine what relevant attacks are, you must define the preconditions needed and the availability of the attacker's tools.

Why You Need to Learn Secure Programming

Coding in the Sdlc: Not a Solitary Practice

Principles of Security and Quality

Getting Organized: What to Do on Day One

Designing for Quality: the Big Picture

Designing for Security

Development Tools: Choose Wisely

Coding in the Cube: Developing Good Habit

Testing for Quality and Security

Maintain Your Software, Maintain Your Career

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Exam 5: Software Requirements: Hear What They Say, Know What They Mean, Protect What They Own

What is the formula to value an asset?

Why is it hard to know the tool selection of attackers?

To determine what relevant attacks are, you must define the preconditions needed and the availability of the attacker's tools.

Why You Need to Learn Secure Programming

Coding in the Sdlc: Not a Solitary Practice

Principles of Security and Quality

Getting Organized: What to Do on Day One

Designing for Quality: the Big Picture

Designing for Security

Development Tools: Choose Wisely

Coding in the Cube: Developing Good Habit

Testing for Quality and Security

Maintain Your Software, Maintain Your Career

Filters