Paper Review: Investigating Secure Software Development in SDLC
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This report reviews the research paper "The practice of secure software development in SDLC: an investigation through existing model and a case study" by Karim et al. (2016). The paper investigates the integration of security practices within the Software Development Life Cycle (SDLC) to address the gap in implementing security strategies in software development. It highlights the problem of software engineers often considering security as a non-functional requirement and the lack of integrated security processes. The study aims to identify issues, requirements, and propose a model to integrate security measures early in the SDLC. The research employs literature reviews, case studies, and interviews with professionals from various industries to gather data. The proposed model was validated through expert reviews. The key findings emphasize the importance of security policies and guidelines at each SDLC stage. The paper concludes by suggesting that the proposed model can enhance software security and promote the incorporation of security measures in the early development process. The model contributes to the field by analyzing theory-based frameworks and conducting research with a set of methodologies. The research suggests that future work should focus on expanding the proposed model and recommending the use of additional tools.
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