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Shift Left…No…Shift Right!

bugcrowd.com | blog | #appsec | #devsecops | #crowdsourced-security | #shift-left | #gartner | #sdlc
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Bugcrowd recaps the Gartner security summit: AppSec remains hard, shift-left faces pushback, and analysts position crowdsourced security as going mainstream across the SDLC.
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