Talk to any security-savvy software development leaders and they’ll probably share some version of the same overarching goal; transforming their team to a DevSecOps model, where security is built into the development, deployment and management of applications. But converting developers and their processes into a secure coding culture doesn't happen overnight. In this panel discussion, Dark Reading editors and our very own Uzi Ailon, VP of DevSecOps will explain how to create a DevSecOps strategy and program that ensures the production of more secure software.
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