WeAreDevelopers LIVE • Feb 24, 2022

Climate vs. Weather: How Do We Sustainably Make Software More Secure?

Code isn't regulated like physical infrastructure, but should it be? Learn how early threat modeling and high-confidence automation can secure your applications without killing delivery velocity.

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