The need to secure applications from development to production and release has never been more important. Yet, issues related to culture, technology and processes have slowed or prevented DevSecOps adoption, even as application security takes center stage. What needs to change to make DevSecOps the way forward for building applications securely?
In this webinar, we’ll look at the state of DevSecOps from the perspective of people, processes and technology, and offer ways in which organizations can push past the roadblocks of DevSecOps adoption.
Curtis has spent the past 10 years in technical sales and product management. Prior to Rezilion, Curtis spent 6 years at Symantec to manage their emerging mobile security products and went on to lead the Symantec product portfolio in their Asia Pacific region based in Singapore. Curtis transferred to Symantec HQ in Mountain View, California in 2016 to manage the introduction of emerging cloud security products. Curtis holds a Master's Degree in Electronic Communications Engineering (MEng) from the University of Sussex, UK.
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