Executive View: Standardized services and re-used code – blessing or curse? - 71614
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January 15, 2016
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Today’s software solutions rely on the re-use of existing software. This ranges from the inclusion of source code provided by various sources to Application Programming Interfaces (APIs), to third party libraries and standardized remote services. Securing internet-facing or enterprise systems built in this heterogeneous manner is an important challenge that needs to be approached adequately.
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Executive View: Standardized services and re-used code – blessing or curse? - 71614Today’s software solutions rely on the re-use of existing software. This ranges from the inclusion of source code provided by various sources to Application Programming Interfaces (APIs), to third party libraries and standardized remote services. Securing internet-facing or enterprise… |
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