WeAreDevelopers LIVE • Oct 12, 2020

You can’t hack what you can’t see

Reto Kaeser

Traditional boundary firewalls are obsolete. Since 80% of cloud traffic is internal, perimeter breaches are devastating. Harness microsegmentation and zero trust to make workloads invisible to attackers.

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Embracing DevSecOps and automating the software development lifecycle

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Shifting left and creating internal security champion programs

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Expanding DevOps principles to security and machine learning domains

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Transitioning toward DevSecOps with dynamic scanning and secrets management

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