"The book itself is an achievement rewarded, and it relates to the theory of software safety and reliability in an integrated way with emphasis on practical applications to software engineering and information technology. Ramamoorthy Professor Emeritus, Electrical Engineering and Computer Science, University of California-Berkeley, and Senior Research Fellow, ICC Institute, University of Texas-Austin, IEEE Life Fellow Trustworthy Computing: Analytical and Quantitative Engineering Evaluation presents an approach, quantitative-based index for the progress in reliability and safety engineering. Based on classroom-tested curriculum writers, including: The basics of component and system reliability and review of software reliability Software reliability modeling using effort-based comparative size and clustered failure data and stochastic Quantitative modeling for security and privacy risk assessment Cost-effective stopping rules in software reliability testing Availability modeling using Sahinoglu-Libby (SL) Probability Distribution Reliability block diagram for Simple and Complex Embedded Systems Complete with a CD-ROM containing case histories and projects that give readers the experience, this is a great text for students in courses on security, reliability, and trustworthy, as well as a reference for practicing designers and software developers, computer reliability and security specialists, and network administrators who work with data.