How Voltos Uses Snyk to Secure Their Own Security Product
This is a guest post from Glenn Gillen. Glenn is one of the co-founders of Voltos, a service to help you securely manage your apps and service credentials, and is a co-contributor to the online course Tiny Security Wins: Quick steps to secure your dev environment. Previously he ran the add-ons ecosystem at Heroku and is an active investor in early-stage developer tools startups.
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