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Building Fast, Staying Secure: Supabase’s Approach to Secure-by-Default Development

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Supabase CISO Bill Harmer and Etienne Stalmans on securing data at its source with Row Level Security, simple anonymous-vs-authenticated access, and how AI-generated RLS policies can go wrong.
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