World Congress 2025 • Aug 20, 2025 • Session details

Simple Steps to Kill DevSec without Giving Up on Security

Stop playing security whack-a-mole. Shifting left shouldn't mean drowning engineers in noisy alerts. Discover how to deploy invisible guardrails that protect code without destroying developer velocity.

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2:30 min

Bridging the gap between developers and security tools

Bozidar Spirovski

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5:25 min

Shifting left and creating internal security champion programs

Vandana Verma Sehgal · LIVE

7:16 min

Addressing developer adoption and future software security risks

Anna Fritsch-Weninger · LIVE

2:49 min

Integrating fundamental security evaluations into agile development sprints

Bozidar Spirovski

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4:58 min

Scaling security teams through developer advocates

Tanya Janca · World Congress 2021

2:09 min

Shifting security left using the DevSecOps approach

Aarno Aukia · LIVE

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