Risk in Software Development Life Cycle
A Software Development Life Cycle (SDLC) is a series of steps or processes that are undertaken to develop a software product. In general, the activities or processes include gathering the requirements, design, implementation, testing, documenting and maintenance. The exact process depends to a large extent on the SDLC model used.
One of the important aspects of any SDLC model is risk management because it protects the information, software product as well as the external data from a possible theft, vulnerability or loss. Risk is the negative impact that any action has on the software product in terms of its vulnerability, frequency of occurrence and the potential of harm or destruction. It is easier to prevent risk rather than fix it and this is why risk management is a vital component of any product's SDLC.
Risk Management Activities
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