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ALM Summit Content Available On-Demand
Bryan Group [MSFT]
January's ALM Summit on the Microsoft Campus brought together some of the greatest minds in application development, methodologies, and application lifecycle management. All of the sessions were recorded and are now available for on-demand viewing on Channel 9. ... read more
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4 Mar 2013
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Applying the SDL to Windows Azure
Bryan Group [MSFT]
Employing the security development lifecycle (SDL) has grown from desktop based applications to now cloud based applications. While building great software is significant, it’s crucial that the end product is secure and free of exploits (or at best ...read more
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26 Apr 2011
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VM + SDL Process Template = Conundrum
Bryan Group [MSFT]
Virtualization technology certainly has changed the game when it comes to software development. Long gone are the days of hoping or guessing that the application developed will work on a disparate number of computer systems. Testing was possible but there ...read more
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13 Apr 2011
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Security Development Lifecycle
Bryan Group [MSFT]
Building security into a system is difficult especially today as applications are more diverse in nature and span multiple technologies. Never the less, curtailing exploits and vulnerabilities from a development standpoint should be a high priority for ...read more
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1 Apr 2011
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