Just looked through the ToC. There's quite a bunch of topics being covered here. Are there any recommended sections to focus on for someone with limited time that comes from a software engineering background? Thanks!
Copy/paste from the preface: "We recommend you start with Chapters 1 and 2, and then read the chapters that most interest you. Most chapters begin with a boxed preface or executive summary that outlines the following: • The problem statement • When in the software development lifecycle you should apply these principles and practices • The intersections of and/or tradeoffs between reliability and security to consider Within each chapter, topics are generally ordered from the most fundamental to the most sophisticated. We also call out deep dives and specialized subjects with an alligator icon."
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