Abstract :
The security community tends to define problems and solutions in terms of technology. However, real-world systems are more than just technology, and if we want to secure them, we also must consider their nontechnological aspects. The article explores this marketplace dimension of building secure systems in the real world includes the views of Jothy Rosenberg, founder, CEO and CTO of Service Integrity, a Web-service monitoring and analysis software firm, and Adam Golodner, Associate Director for Policy at the Institute for Security Technology Studies.
Keywords :
security of data; telecommunication security; marketplace dimension; nontechnological aspects; real-world systems; secure systems; security community; Authentication; Buffer overflow; Computer security; Content addressable storage; Costs; Displays; Internet; Manufacturing; Privacy; Public key cryptography;
