Software Supply Chain Reliability
Key components of the software supply chain can be designed to not fail with reasonable confidence. This requires shifting from prevailing test-fix-test coding cycles to a paradigm where software is generated from validated specifications.
Software drives the modern digital society, but it is also a major source of failure due to bugs and vulnerabilities.
- Estimated engineering cost of fixing poor-quality software: $1 trillion annually in the U.S.
- Cybercrime, thriving on software vulnerabilities: $8 trillion a year and growing.
The consequences of software failure are often severe.
Author's summary: Reliable software supply chain design is crucial.
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