Question 1

One proactive measure that developers can implement in the development team is sensing.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 2

If someone were to ask you to prove that your application is secure, what would the Incident reports prove?

Accepted Answer

A)  It provides documentation of the reusable, secure process 
B)  Prove that testing is a major process in the development life cycle 
C)  Prove that a process is in place to scan for bugs vulnerabilities, and standards in the code 
D)  Prove that there is a process in place that proactively monitors new threats to existing software 
A)  It provides documentation of the reusable, secure process 
B)  Prove that testing is a major process in the development life cycle 
C)  Prove that a process is in place to scan for bugs vulnerabilities, and standards in the code 
D)  Prove that there is a process in place that proactively monitors new threats to existing software

Question 3

Web 2.0 is a term used to describe the transitional status of today's Web applications.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

One proactive measure that developers can implement in the development team is sensing.

If someone were to ask you to prove that your application is secure, what would the Incident reports prove?

Web 2.0 is a term used to describe the transitional status of today's Web applications.

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

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

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

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Exam 11: Maintain Your Software, Maintain Your Career

One proactive measure that developers can implement in the development team is sensing.

If someone were to ask you to prove that your application is secure, what would the Incident reports prove?

Web 2.0 is a term used to describe the transitional status of today's Web applications.

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

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

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

Filters