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Putting security into DevOps is tougher than it looks

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The Register; By John E Dunn 		Mail this story
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If software development has absorbed a single lesson in the last two decades it’s that there’s an urgent need to integrate security at an early stage rather than leaving flaws to rot dangerously inside compiled code. Optimistically, dubbed shift left, the trick has been working out what this means in an era undergoing an historic transformation of development models.

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cjcox ·
What Red Hat is trying to say, is that the developers working at Red Hat, are clueless about security.

The claim that all developers are clueless about security is simply not true. Maybe first year programmers?

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