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"Moving fast, and breaking things", instead of "being safe and secure", isthe credo of the IT industry. In this paper, we take a look at how we keepfalling for the same security issues, and what we can learn from aviationsafety to learn building and operating IT systems securely. We find thatcomputer security should adopt the idea of safety. This entails not onlybuilding systems that are operating as desired in the presence of an activeattacker, but also building them in a way that they remain secure andoperational in the presence of any failure. Furthermore, we propose a 'cleanslate policy design' to counter the current state of verbose, hardly followedbest practices, together with an incident handling and reporting structuresimilar to that found in aviation safety.

Moving Fast and Breaking Things: How to stop crashing more than twice