Information Security Antipatterns

Background: Kis (2002) makes the following argument:

"In order to keep competitive position on the market, companies are forced to come up with new versions of the products as soon as possible. In most cases, the functionality of the product is much more important than any other quality attribute of the product including information security."

Resolved: Software products are fundamentally different from other products in this reagrd.

References:

Kis, Miroslav (2002) "Information Security Antipatterns in Software Requirements Engineering", Proceedings of the Pattern Languages of Programs Conference.