Socio-technical factors in secure software engineering methodologies and practices
Software development is a highly cognitive process, requiring the intellectual work of individuals and groups. And the development of secure software systems is highly dependent on the decisions of the software developers and other relevant stakeholders. Due to this reason, it is a field that is affected by errors in human judgment and a range of other socio-technical factors. Therefore, how do we account for this “human factor”, which plays a major role in this process?
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Security Orchestration and Automation
At CREST researchers are leveraging existing software engineering, analytical reasoning, natural language processing and machine learning tools and techniques to develop a secure and integrated platform. Our aim is to help build a secure and integrated platform that is easy to use and evolve with the changing threat landscape and increase the operation efficiency of the cybersecurity team.
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Secure Mobile Health Application Engineering
Smartphone ownership has surpassed three billion, and it is expected to increase by several hundred million in the next few years. Healthcare becomes one of the primary domains that strive to utilise mobile applications (apps) to empower and innovate health services.
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