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06/28/2011

Securing Tomorrow’s Software

Today, the Department of Homeland Security (DHS), in collaboration with the Mitre Corporation, released the Common Weakness Enumeration version 2.0 (or CWE v2) – a dictionary of software weaknesses and their associated mitigation practices developed by the experts from government, industry and academia from across the software security community.

http://blog.dhs.gov/2011/06/securing-tomorrows-software.html

Posted at 08:49 AM in Compliance and Audit, Cyber Security, Homeland Security, Information security, Infrastructure protection, IT Governance |

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