d7137c0e2a4ee138a3c5 · Bad security metrics: the problem and its solution
Bad security metrics: the problem and its solution
It is generally acknowledged that few security metrics have the level of predictive validity that their uses require, but neither the nature of the problem nor the steps needed to avoid it have been fully characterized. This article examines both questions
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