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UID:pretalx-cloud-native-rejekts-na-chicago-2023-RTP8MN@cfp.cloud-native.re
 jekts.io
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DESCRIPTION:Developers are not security experts! I’ve heard this exclamat
 ion time and again and I wonder\, why not? And should they be?\n\nThere is
  no denying that software teams must work to address a number of security 
 concerns today. But we’re still learning and actively developing best pr
 actices. We’re still figuring out — sometimes through trial and error 
 — the best way to tackle security issues that won’t negatively interfe
 re with delivering functional (and secure) software.\n\nWhen it comes to d
 evelopers securing software\, there is only a subset of prevention and mit
 igation strategies that make sense to put on a developer’s plate. Even t
 hen\, an expectation that all developers by default are equipped to handle
  this additional workload is unreasonable.\n\nMelissa will define common s
 ecurity related terms and lingo\; share typical places to shore up applica
 tions when it comes to dependencies\, packaging\, and supply chain concern
 s\; and discuss the plethora of scanning tools available today and how the
 y actually work. Learn how to integrate a measure of security that makes s
 ense in existing development processes and how to introduce a security cul
 ture to your team in a healthy way without exhausting your developers.\nMo
 st importantly\, don’t lose heart! We’re getting better and better at 
 this and the future looks bright!
DTSTAMP:20261013T124306Z
LOCATION:ROOM 2
SUMMARY:Don't Expect Developers to be Security Experts! - Melissa McKay
URL:https://cfp.cloud-native.rejekts.io/cloud-native-rejekts-na-chicago-202
 3/talk/RTP8MN/
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