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I also liked that bit (p48): "“Cutting edge” techniques or processes may not be the best choice, unless time and budget exist to allow extensive training of the
by cybertronic 10y ago
I also liked that bit (p48): "“Cutting edge” techniques or processes
may not be the best choice, unless time and budget exist to allow extensive training of the
development and assurance teams. Staying with a well understood process often
produces better (i.e. safer and more reliable) software than following the process-of-theyear."
- nickpsecurity 10y agoOh yeah! On Schneier's blog, I often post Nick P's Law of Trustworthy Technology: "Don't put your trust in a new method until there's been at least 10 years proving or improving it." Also, "tried and true beats novel or new" if high-integrity development.