In today's interconnected world, software systems underpin critical functions across virtually every industry. From financial services and healthcare to transportation and communication, these systems are foundational to our daily business operations and lives.
When software reaches a level of ubiquity and criticality, it becomes "too big to fail." The failure of such software could lead to significant business and personal disruptions, highlighting the imperative for rigorous, independent verification and validation (IV&V). This methodology, successfully implemented in various market verticals, enhances software reliability and safety, ensuring these indispensable systems remain robust and secure.
What is "Too Big to Fail"?
The phrase "Too big to fail" describes b
Council Post: Software Too Big to Fail; A Case for Independent Software Verification and Validation
- By Jason G. Cooper
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When software reaches a level of ubiquity and criticality, it becomes "too big to fail."
