Yes, Application Security Leads to Better Business Value. Learn How from Experts.
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Panel argues that applying DevSecOps and policy-as-code cuts remediation time, improves compliance evidence, and lets teams ship faster; GitLab-style merge-request checks and shift-left Network policy generation (Tech Preview) show tooling that flags violations pre-deploy; OpenShift uses Kubernetes operators to automate upgrades and StackRox/ACS for build/deploy/runtime checks; a bank case deploys an app in eight weeks with security guard rails embedded weekly across 58 microservices; freezing runtime snapshots and new PCI v4 risk rules are next challenges.
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chapters (11)
- 0:00Introduction
- 3:09Reducing security risk with GitLab
- 5:15Securing Kubernetes at Red Hat
- 9:12Beyond shift-left with VMware Tanzu
- 11:59Compliance challenges across industries
- 17:55Automated guardrails and oversight
- 22:08Balanced teams and automation
- 25:54Justifying open source use
- 33:34Q&A
- 38:18Incident response in ephemeral environments
- 44:11Summary
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