Gates to Guardrails

November 23, 2022
Gates to Guardrails
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Developers don't want to be slowed down, but security teams don't want development speed driving AppSec posture off a cliff. The compromise: security guardrails instead of release gates. With a basis of mutual trust that only critical findings will be sent for remediation and all critical findings will be remediated, friction between teams can be mitigated. Avoiding alert fatigue is one thing both security and developer talent can agree on.

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Mark Lambert
Mark Lambert
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Gates to Guardrails

Developers don't want to be slowed down, but security teams don't want development speed driving AppSec posture off a cliff. The compromise: security guardrails instead of release gates. With a basis of mutual trust that only critical findings will be sent for remediation and all critical findings will be remediated, friction between teams can be mitigated. Avoiding alert fatigue is one thing both security and developer talent can agree on.

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