Title: A must-have for anyone building networked systems
Product review: On the one hand, it is risky for me to praise this book. I make my living teaching and practicing computer security. If everyone writing software these days were to read this book, I might eventually find myself out of business.Gary McGraw, one of the leading security luminaries int he world, has got it right. Security cannot be added to systems once they are built. It must be designed in from the very beginning. The security posture and design must be considered in every phase of the development of a system - from the early design to the actual coding of the instructions.Gary has done a fanstastic job explaining how to build secure systems, and detailing the importance and complexity of software security.I've always been a big fan of Gary's, and with this latest installment in his 3 part series, Gary has provided readers with the most important advice and instruction to help keep the bad guys out of your systems.
Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
