article · 2014
Locking Down the Software Development Environment
Madeline Wright, Carl J. Mueller
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Abstract : The goal of this paper is that configuration management is a simple and cost effective method to secure the development environment without impeding innovation, creativity, or schedule. Software development is a business, and it is reasonable to assume both developers and customers want systems that are protected because there will always be attempts to gain access to software and the data/information residing in the computer systems.
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Wright, M., & Mueller, C. J. (2014). Locking Down the Software Development Environment.
Wright, Madeline, and Carl J. Mueller. “Locking Down the Software Development Environment.” 2014.
Wright, Madeline, and Carl J. Mueller. 2014. “Locking Down the Software Development Environment.”
Wright, M. and Mueller, C.J. (2014) ‘Locking Down the Software Development Environment’.
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