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Security is Everybody's Job

Talkat Software Architecture fwdays'22 · on Saturday, 2022-09-24· [security]
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Claim: security becomes everyone’s job by wiring AppSec into the three DevOps ways — efficiency, fast feedback, continuous learning — not by vague exhortations. Concrete moves: tune SCA and DAST tools (Bright, ZAP, Burp), put findings into the bug tracker, run CI/CD scans, reuse pre-scanned images and a secure code library, teach secure coding. Surprising numbers: a staffing 100/10/1 ratio and defect costs rising from ~$80 to ~$7,600 across stages motivate shift left and shorter lead times so vulnerabilities get fixed quickly.

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  1. 0:00Start
  2. 17:15Way #1: Emphasize the efficiency of the entire system
  3. 21:51What does this mean for dev & ops?
  4. 25:33What does this mean for developers?
  5. 35:24What does this mean for Security?
  6. 38:08What does this mean for ops?
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