The Australian Defence Signals Directorate (DSD) published the Top 35 Mitigation Strategies to:- "mitigate targeted cyber intrusions. The list is informed by DSD’s experience in operational cyber security, including responding to serious cyber incidents and performing vulnerability assessments and penetration testing for Australian government agencies.
According to DSD:
- "Rankings are based on DSD’s analysis of reported security incidents and vulnerabilities detected by DSD in testing the security of Australian Government networks. "
Does this mean that Aussie Apps are secure? Have they got it sorted? (Eventhough they seem to be crap at bog ball ++ (and struggle at rugby))
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In fairness to them I think this is more of a sysadmin check list rather than a developers one. I would expect that any in house development has an OWASP type list, if I ever get involved in a government contract I'll let you know.
ReplyDeleteOf course it is possible that they've got it sorted, we all spend most of our time on the beach don't you know...
Then again... maybe they don't have it sorted....
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http://www.zdnet.com.au/dsd-accidentally-leaks-own-infosec-manual-339326180.htm
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