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How to protect the code from editing?
Hello! Interested in such a question as in banks and other organizations (Uber Airbnb, etc.), the code that manages various operations related to finance is protected from unwanted editing by programmers?
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Very simply, in large companies there is a concept of code review. Since this is not open source, where any programmer can see what this or that software module is doing, there are several levels of control - from basic testing to serious analysis of each more or less significant module. A few people, often from large specialized firms like Allied Testing and the like, who care about having a reputation and orders, and not poking a trifle in their pockets.
Very simple. Programmers are not given access to edit code in production systems.
The release is uploaded by one or two people after the final check of the functionality in manual mode after all the test cases.
Well, changing binaries on the go is not an easy task, you can say foolproofing is built into the compiler.
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