Under Pressure - Building Security Into Application Development - Patrick Carey - ESW #196
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08/28/20
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A recent study by Enterprise Strategy Group, commissioned by Synopsys, revealed that nearly half of the cybersecurity and development professionals surveyed indicate that their organization knowingly pushes vulnerable code into production due to time pressures. In every sector, development and security teams grapple with the competing demands of development velocity and application security. Today, Patrick Carey will join us to talk about how organizations are working to build security into their development toolchains and processes.
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