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Security Masterclass: Supabase and Lovable CISOs on Building Fast and Staying Secure

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Masterclass with Supabase's Bill Harmer and Lovable's Igor Andriushchenko on keeping velocity without losing control as AI accelerates shipping: build security in from the start and add guardrails.
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