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[Agile] Microsoft Security Development Lifecycle (SDL) for Agile
March 15, 2010 - 23:09 CET - Tags:
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Microsoft recently released the
SDL for agile
.
The also published this video explaining how it works:
More information
"Streamline Security Practices For Agile Development" by Bryan Sullivan
Microsoft's SDL portal
Microsoft Security Development Lifecycle (SDL) - Version 4.1a
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