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Sponsored by SONATYPE
What You’ll Learn in This Webinar
The role of the developer continues to change as they sit on the front line of application and even cloud infrastructure security. Today, developers are focused on innovating fast and improving security, but how do high-performing teams accomplish this? They commit code frequently, release often and update dependencies regularly (608x faster than others).
In this webinar, we'll discuss the key traits of high-performing teams and how that impacts the role of the developer.
Key Takeaways:
- Choose the best third party dependencies
- Determine the lowest effort upgrades between open source versions
- Solve for issues in both direct and transitive dependencies with a single-click
- Block and quarantine suspicious open source components
Maury Cupitt has spent the last 20+ years in enterprise software working with early-stage startups and large enterprises to help position the value of their technology and make customers successful. He’s worked at Netscape, AvantGo, Tasktop, CA Technologies, and BlueStripe working with customers to solve challenges and advise on strategic solutions. Maury has an entrepreneurial spirit, enjoys wearing many hats, and has a passion for making software work better. Outside of software, Maury has worked on Broadway, is a pilot, enjoys amateur radio, tinkers with Raspberry Pis, teaches shooting sports, and loves DIY projects at home.
As the senior vice president of marketing, Michelle brings solutions to market that unite development, security, and operations teams to accelerate software innovation while minimizing open source risk. She oversees all aspects of marketing including, product marketing, demand gen, branding, communications, and operations, globally. Michelle has over 25 years of experience helping organizations leverage software technologies and services to better compete and serve their mission. Michelle started her career as a management consultant at Ernst and Young and Accenture and has worked in enterprise software ever since, including leadership positions at OpenText, Informatica, Appian, Ellucian, and others. Michelle holds a B.S. in Management Science and Information Systems from the Pennsylvania State University.
