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“Business now relies on information infrastructures that are interlinked and interdependent… The way in which these hidden interdependencies pervade our everyday lives is staggering and, in some cases, may go unchecked for many years until an incident occurs that revels the true nature of the interdependences' impact.”Read more...
The British Government’s Technology Strategy Board, 2008 -
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“Assurance is best addressed during the initial design and engineering of security systems, NOT as an after market patch. The earlier you include a security architect in your design process, the greater the likely hood of a successful and robust design. As the quip goes, he who gets to the (module) interface first wins.”
Brian Snow, Former Technical Director of the US National Security Agency (NSA), "We need Assurance", AusCERT 2008 -
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“The software security industry today is at about the same stage as the auto industry was in 1930" ... "it looks fast, goes nice but in an accident you die.” ... "The major shortfall is absence of assurance (or safety) mechanisms in software. If my car crashed as often as my computer does, I would be dead by now."
Brian Snow, Former Technical Director of the US National Security Agency (NSA), "We need assurance!", 1999-2008
| An annotated partially cross-referenced bibliography of semiconductor and general hardware publications with links to full-text online sources where available. | |
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