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Home » To Scan or Not to Scan? Why Frequency Matters for DevSecOps

To Scan or Not to Scan? Why Frequency Matters for DevSecOps

Posted on March 27, 2020September 8, 2020 by RSS Feed

{JJM}There are strong cases to be made that by empowering developers to scan their code as often as they want, the number of vulnerabilites drops significantly.

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JohnJMasseriniJohn Masserini@JohnJMasserini·
14 Sep

Amazing work by the entire ICMCP/Cyversity team! Congratulations! https://lnkd.in/gB8Tuj_j

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JohnJMasseriniJohn Masserini@JohnJMasserini·
21 May

Many thanks to @maldermania, @MrJeffMan , and @sawaba of #SecurityWeekly for letting me ramble on about Identity Management and how it is truly the foundational element of the future of our programs. #IdentityManagement #RSAC2021 https://johnmasserini.com/2021/05/21/identity-management-as-a-foundation/

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JohnJMasseriniJohn Masserini@JohnJMasserini·
8 Apr

COBOL in the Cloud - Quite literally something I never thought I see... https://lnkd.in/emx4vxk

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JohnJMasseriniJohn Masserini@JohnJMasserini·
26 Mar

New critical RCE in Solarwinds Orion, OpenSSL closes two high-severity vulns, MacOS malware surging, CISA identified two new webshells in compromised Exchange servers, and a new 5G flaw enables location tracking.
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JohnJMasseriniJohn Masserini@JohnJMasserini·
25 Mar

Identity fraud losses soar to $56 billion, Fixing App/SPI sec after the cloud push, What a Federal Data Privacy law would mean, Service Account best practices, and CopperStealer malware stealing user credentials.
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