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David Kosorok

CORP OF THE PRESIDING BISHOP

QA MANAGER



David is a QA Team Manager for the LDS Church in the Information and Communications Systems Department. David wrote monthly how-to articles in WordPerfect Magazine for five years and has tested software and managed test teams for over 15 years ranging from WordPerfect Magazine to international teams at Microsoft. David brings his technical expertise and snappy dress style (jeans, t-shirt and boots) back home to Utah. He enjoys spending his free time with family, reading a good sci-fi/fantasy book, camping, or watching a good movie, in that order

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Security Tools Must Support An Existing Process Not Define a New One

Thursday June 3rd 2010 10am 4 2 Comments Security Software Test and QA Testing Best Practices Process Regression Tools
Trying to introduce Security Testing into your software process can be tricky, just like teaching an old dog new tricks. A good first step would be to introduce a great security tool into an existing process. For example, introduce static source code analysis by adding it to the end of your automated build process. The initial ramp up cost is low, the change in process churn is low, but the value can be very high.
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