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9780134448206

Agile Security A Security-Driven Development Approach with Abuser Stories

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    9780134448206

  • ISBN10:

    0134448200

  • Edition: 1st
  • Format: Paperback
  • Copyright: 2021-05-28
  • Publisher: Addison-Wesley Professional
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Summary

Agile Security will transform the way software teams think about security. This deeply practical guide introduces immediately useful tools and practices that agile teams can apply to address security from a project’s inception and throughout its lifecycle. Leading Scrum trainer and agile security expert Judy Neher shows how to deliver every iteration with a keen eye on how its code and data might be exploited by adversaries.

 

Neher starts with a key truth: the challenge of modern software security now belongs to the entire team, not just security engineers or information assurance professionals. Drawing on immense personal experience, Neher shows how to imbue agile teams with a security mindset, change what they need to change, and embed fully agile approaches to security throughout all they do.

 

Throughout, she introduces proven practices, measures, and tools -- including powerful “Abuser Stories” which adapt the familiar “user stories” approach to help teams understand exactly who and what they’re up against.

Table of Contents

Part I: Getting Started
1. Why Read This Book?
2. A Brief History of Security Practices
3. An Agile Overview
4. Security Requirements
5. The Definition of Done and Its Role in Security-Driven Agile Development
6. An Introduction to Abuser Stories. Thinking Like the Bad Guy
7. Writing Abuser Stories
8. Abuser Roles
9. Gathering Abuser Stories
10. Roles and Responsibilities. Who Writes What?
11. Refutation Criteria and Acceptable Risk
12. Writing Good Abuser Stories

 

Part II: Estimating and Planning
13. Ranking Abuser Stories on the Product Backlog
14. Estimating Abuser Stories
15. Planning an Iteration with a Security-Driven Mindset
16. Planning a Release with a Security-Driven Mindset

 

Part III: Frequently Asked Questions

 

Part IV: An Example

 

Part V: Appendices

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