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Is Code Auditing of Open Source Apps Necessary?
Dec 25, 2009, 08 :03 UTC (0 Talkback[s]) (3899 reads)

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""Given the significant savings to be had from using open source applications, Sun's strategy is a security testing at all stages in the customization process," said Richard Kirk, Fortify European Director.

""It's also good to see Sun announcing its support for the new security guidance from the Cloud Security Alliance, since this means that its open source apps will support the best practice guidelines, which is essential when supporting a private cloud infrastructure," he added.

"According to Kirk, whilst the use of encryption and VPNs to extend a secure bridge between a company IT resource and a private cloud facility is very positive - especially now that Amazon is best testing its pay-as-you-go private cloud facility - it's important that the underlying application code is also secure."

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