What DevOps and Open Source Security have in common
Snyk founder Guy Podjarny joins Courtney Nash on the new O’Reilly Security podcast, discussing key topics such as: - Why developers should own security, and why they haven’t done so yet - How can we bring the DevOps revolution into the world of security - What are each of our roles in improving Open Source Security - More tactically, handling vulnerabilities in open source components
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