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Forbes Technology Council: For The Good Of The Company, Developers And AppSec Must Get Along

December 20, 2021

Pieter Danhieux

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Many security failures are not the fault of ignorance, incompetence or a lack of concern. Instead, they can arise from a variety of systemic causes, such as a lack of training, the unavailability of required tools or even a disconnect between the perceived missions of different teams.

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