The CSSLP Prep Guide: Mastering The Certified Secure Software Lifecycle Professional (With CD)

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The book is the first to prepare for the Spring 2009 release of this new certification. It covers, along w/test prep exam questions available for download at the book's web site: Secure Software Concepts, Secure Software Requirements, Secure Software Design, Secure Software Implementation/Coding, Secure Software Testing, Software Acceptance, and Software Deployment, Operations, Maintenance and Disposal. Key Features CSSLP has a chance to grab the same first-out market share as CISSP Prep Guide (still in print), 0471413569, $85.00, short discount 576 pgs, Wiley copies: 28,417, Bookscan: 14,163 generating $1,080,204 in revenue CSSLP is the follow-on certification to CISSP, now incorporating gov't standards (DoD) for secure software development. The lead author of Wiley's CISSP has teamed up with an expert in software development who helped write exam questions for the actual test to produce the first-to-market exam prep guide both security and software development professionals. Timed to release with the certification which will be submitted to Dept of Defense list of must-have certs, due out in Spring '09 from ISC2. CD w/practice test questions About The Author Ronald l. Krutz, Ph.D., P.E., CISSP is Chief Technical Officer for Threatscape Solutions. Previously he was a senior systems security researcher for Lockheed Martin. He has over thirty years of experience in computer systems and security. Dr. Krutz founded the CMRI Cybersecurity Center at Carnegie Mellon. He is the author of numerous Wiley computer science/security books and has published over 40 technical papers. He is a Distinguished Visiting Lecturer for University of New Haven Computer Forensics Program and a part-time instructor at the University of Pittsburgh. Alexander J. Fry, CISSP, ISSAP, ISSEP, LPT, CEH, ECSA, CCNA, RHCE, SCJP is principal security analyst at Strong Crypto LLC, in D.C. focused on the fed gov't. He has ten years+ in the IT industry: software development, software quality assurance, start-up companies, project management, government contracting, regulatory compliance, and security. He is active in the software assurance community and is involved in defining open source software security standards and the Open Web Application Security Project (OWASP). He was involved in multiple ISC2 Software Assurance workshops tasked with writing and reviewing exam questions for the CSSLP credential. Table Of Contents Introduction. Chapter 1 Secure Software Concepts. Chapter 2 Secure Software Requirements. Chapter 3 Secure Software Design. Chapter 4 Secure Software Implementation/Coding. Chapter 5 Secure Software Testing. Chapter 6 Software Acceptance. Chapter 7 Software Deployment, Operations, and Maintenance. Appendix A Answers to Assessment Questions. Appendix B Glossary of Terms and Acronyms. Index.