Engineering Trustworthy Secure Systems¶
National Institute of Standards and Technology. (2022). Engineering Trustworthy Secure Systems.
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Mechanisms¶
- Heterogeneous Technology Stack
- Its failure mode is false diversity plus cost overload: two stacks that still share a hidden dependency (one auth provider, one certificate authority, one team) fail together despite looking different,
This sourceTreats implementation diversity as protection against common-mode failure and implies that alternatives sharing a common dependency do not provide genuinely independent resilience.
- Its failure mode is false diversity plus cost overload: two stacks that still share a hidden dependency (one auth provider, one certificate authority, one team) fail together despite looking different,
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