Microsoft is publishing its detailed SDL process guidance to provide transparency on the secure software development process used to develop its products.The following documentation provides an in-depth description of the Microsoft SDL methodology and requirements used at Microsoft. Proprietary technologies ...
With a process defined, we could design the model. To classify bugs accurately, we used a two-step machine learning model operation. First the model learned how to classify security and non-security bugs. In the second step the model applied severity labels—critical, important, low-impact—to...
Security and privacy should never be an afterthought when developing secure software, a formal process must be in place to ensure they're considered at all points of the product's lifecycle. Microsoft's Security Development Lifecycle (SDL) embeds comprehensive security requirements, technology specific...
Security and privacy should never be an afterthought when developing secure software, a formal process must be in place to ensure they're considered at all points of the product's lifecycle. Microsoft's Security Development Lifecycle (SDL) embeds comprehensive security requirements, technology-specific...
Software development process management— Configuration management, securing source code, minimizing access to debugged code, and assigning priority to bugs. For some customers, having a more secure software development process is of paramount importance to them. Some customers even prescribe a ...
There are three facets to building more secure software: repeatable process, engineer education, and metrics and accountability. This document focuses on the repeatable process aspect of the SDL, although it does discuss engineer education and provide some overall metrics that show the impact to date...
Michael Howardis a Principal Security Program Manager at Microsoft focusing on secure process improvement and best practices. He is the coauthor of five security books includingWriting Secure Code for Windows Vista,The Security Development Lifecycle,Writing Secure Code, and19 Deadly Sins of Software Se...
As you strive to develop secure software, we recommend threat modeling as a key part of your process, and specifically the STRIDE model presented in this article. But the key point is to find a method that works for you, apply it early in your design, keep in mind that any component ca...
Memory Safety Rust Safe Systems Programming Languages Secure Development An intern's experience with Rust Wednesday, October 16, 2019 Over the course of my internship at the Microsoft Security Response Center (MSRC), I worked on the safe systems programming languages (SSPL) team to promote safe...
Learn how Microsoft Online Services follows Microsoft’s Security Development Lifecycle (SDL) to build security and privacy into our products and services. Learning objectives Upon completion of this module, you should be able to: List the phases of Microsoft’s SDL process. ...