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Stack-Snyk


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Application Security isn’t just a security problem. It’s a business problem. While many organizations understand the benefits of shifting security left, they fail to consider the platforms and fuel needed to make it truly work. Shifting Left is just as much about coordination and collaboration as finding and fixing.

Join AppSec experts Scott Gerlach, co-founder and CSO of StackHawk, and Jim Armstrong, Senior Product Marketing Director at Snyk, as they share their experiences and points of view on how to shift left. They’ll provide viewers with an actionable guide to developer-centric security.

In this program, we’ll cover:

  • What a shift-left process might look like for you and your organization
  • What to look for in technology
  • How and why to involve the right people at the right time
Scott Gerlach
CSO/Co-Founder - StackHawk
Scott Gerlach is Co-founder and Chief Security Officer at StackHawk, a Denver-based startup focused on empowering engineers to easily identify and remediate security bugs. Scott has over two decades of security and engineering experience having served as CSO, CISO, and in other executive leadership functions at companies like SendGrid, Twilio, and GoDaddy.
Jim Armstrong
Senior Director of Product - Snyk
Jim started his career in the endpoint and network security industry, before moving to virtualization, and then cloud technologies. Originally a developer by education (and still occasionally as a hobby), Jim joined Snyk to be at the nexus of applications, engineers, and security, to help customers develop fast and stay secure.

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What You’ll Learn in This Webinar

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