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The Key to Cloud-Native Security: Understanding the Nature of Vulnerabilities at Cloud Native Now 2024
23m
The most straightforward definition of a vulnerability is "a software or system defect that can be exploited”. Fair enough, but not truly insightful enough to be actionable. What if there were a definition of a vulnerability that would inform your decision about how to protect against them being exploited and at the same time, give you deeper insight into how to remove them? DevOps and DevSecOps leaders and practitioners will benefit from joining Larry Maccherone for an enlightening whiteboard session on aligning to our definition of what a vulnerability is, and learning best practices that eliminate whole classes of vulnerabilities and shield security from potential exploits and attacks.
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