SDLC-II – Applying security concepts to software design
Posted by: Jaideep Khanduja
SDLC, Security, security concepts, software design
Security concepts will vary from software to software except few generic requirements that will remain standard for most of the softwares. The major varying requirements will be dependant on following factors:
b. System specific: The other major factor deciding on security concepts to be built in the software will be system design”. What architecture is chosen, what technology, what database, what front end etc.
2. Risk Factor – The gravity of risk involved and what level of security is required will decide on the security features to be built in the software
3. End User – What level or type of user is going to use the software
4. Money Matters – If there are any money related transactions in the software will require a different set of security concepts.
5. Statutory requirements – The outward or inward connection with other legal/non-legal agencies will formulate the specific security specifications. Also will depend on any statutory requirements to be met by the software.
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