Where Does Secure Coding Belong In the Curriculum?

[list-spam at secureconsulting.net (Benjamin Tomhave)]

Matt Bishop wrote:
> And that's an artifact of a lack of resources for the type of grading.
> Give classes the support to do this, and I suspect you'd see people get
> in the habit of writing better code. Better, use students and people
> from industry who know this stuff to staff a clinic analogous to a
> writing clinic for English and law schools -- that would reinforce it
> not just for the students, but for the clinic staff as well.
This sounds like an excellent extension for OWASP. :)

-ben

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