The Software Assurance Tips contain fully unclassified, publicly released musings of an Army Software Assurance team. While issues are shared with the team, we sometimes encounter tips and tricks that are better to share with the community. The contents of these tips are the opinions of their respective authors and should not be interpreted as an official policy of any organization.
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- 20240610 - The Zero Trust Paradox: Second Guessing the Good Guys
- 20240527 - Sorry Root, You're Not the Boss of Me!
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- 20230918 - A History of Verification, Validation, and Code Scanning
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