Brooks's Law
A classic principle in software engineering stating that adding manpower to a software project that is already late makes it later still, because of the increased communication and coordination overhead.
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Brooks' law states that blindly adding manpower to an already delayed project instead slows progress due to rising communication and coordination costs.
In security remediation scenarios, the effect of Brooks' law manifests as fast, shallow patches: passing the scanning rules but introducing regression defects or logic flaws.
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Brooks' law states that blindly adding manpower to an already delayed project instead slows progress due to rising communication and coordination costs.
50%UnverifiedIn security remediation scenarios, the effect of Brooks' law manifests as fast, shallow patches: passing the scanning rules but introducing regression defects or logic flaws.
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