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Ben Johnson has been around the industry for a good while, and has seen a lot of ugly things in our industry.
Ben had written a recent blog post (https://www.carbonblack.com/2016/08/12/benvlog-3-negative-forces-driving-security/) detailing the issues that seem to plague many companies and many people in the infosec community.
We talked about these issues in depth, and how companies and even the employees in a company can ease some of their burdens, and how they can make some changes to make your company culture better.
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If you work in a #DevOps environment, you're on one side of the fence... you're either with the devs, you have freedom to make changes, and everything is great.
If you're on the Security and/or Compliance side, it's a desolate wasteland of watching people play fast and loose with policies, no one documenting anything, and you're seen as a 'barrier' to getting the new hotness out.
But does it have to be that way? This week, we sat down with DevOps veterans Gene Kim and Josh Corman to discuss how we can make security, compliance, and DevOps to play nice with one another.
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Join us this week as Robert Hurlbut, an independent consultant with over 25 years of application experience, helps us understand best methods to getting developers on the same level as security professionals with application security flaws.
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