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Weakest Link In
Information System Security (Charles W. Flink II, Infosecana)
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On the Importance
of the Separation-Of-Concerns Principle in Secure Software
Engineering (Bart De Win, Frank Piessens, Wouter Joosen, Tine
Verhanneman, Katholieke Universiteit Leuven, Dept. of Computer
Science)
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Why Are Security
Requirements Not Included in the Engineering Life Cycle Process? (Carole
Snyder, ITT, Systems Division)
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Design For
Securability: Applying Engineering Principles to the Design of Security
Architectures (Amund Hunstad, Swedish Defence Research
Agency)
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Information
Systems Security Engineering: The Need For Education (Richard K.
McAllister, Sparta Inc.)
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Applying
Engineering Principles to System Security Design and
Implementation (David A. Wheeler, Institute for Defense
Analysis)
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Introducing
Engineered Composition (EC): An Approach to Extending the Common Criteria to
Better Support Composing Systems (Shari Galitzer, Entrust
CygnaCom)
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Open Versus Closed
Sources: Amateur's View (Abhilasha Bhargav, Purdue
University)
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Security Engineering:
Science or Art? (Dave Hays, ITT Industries)
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How to Fix the
Information Security Crisis: Towards a Business-Driven Discipline of "Good
Enough" Security (Ravi Sandhu, George Mason University)
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Position Paper for
the Workshop on the Application of Engineering Principles to Information System
Security (William Hugh Murray, TruSecure Corporation)
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There Are No
New Vulnerabilities (Gary Stoneburner, National Institute of
Standards and Technology)
Ancillary Papers of Interest
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