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MSDN Webcast: Implementing Security in the Development Life Cycle (Level 200)

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Overview Security should be the primary concern throughout the development process. Microsoft has created the Security Development Lifecycle, a set of guidelines that describe how and when to implement security best practices by adding specific and well-defined checkpoints to each stage of the typical development life cycle. The presenter of this webcast will learn about recommended changes to the design, development, testing, verification, and release phases that can significantly reduce the number and severity of security vulnerabilities that can be shiped to customers.

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Publisher	Microsoft
Live Date	14th November 2005 00:00 GMT
Format	Webcast
Topics	Security Management, Application Development

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