Today we officially launch BSIMM Europe, a study of 9 EU firms’ software security initiatives. We continue to focus our inital data gathering on large-scale software security initiatives at major software firms. Firms in the study include: Nokia, Standard Life, SWIFT, Telecom Italia, and Thomson Reuters.

An informIT article can be found here.

The article describes our findings regarding European software security by contrast with the original BSIMM. Overall, we have tripled the size of the BSIMM study to 27 firms with several more under way. We hope to reach 30 firms by year end.

We released BSIMM v1.5 as part of the BSIMM Europe push. The document (released under the Creative Commons) is available for download and now includes an appendix about BSIMM Europe. The original document (v1.0) has been translated into Italian (by Minded Security) and German (by Virtual Forge).

We are very excited about BSIMM progress and look forward to sharing more real data with the community. No more faith based software security!

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