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Lightning Q&A: DevSecOps in five with Maya Kaczorowski

Lightning Q&A: DevSecOps in five with Maya Kaczorowski

In this interview, we dig deeper with Maya Kaczorowski on what DevSecOps is, and how to apply it. It’s a mindset shift in how development teams think about security. DevSecOps is about making all parties who are part of the application development lifecycle accountable for security of the application.

Grace Madlinger
Join us for OctogatosConf

Join us for OctogatosConf

A free two-day single track conference live on September 24 - 25, 2020 in celebration of our culture and LatinX heritage month. You will join a live stream of interactive talks by industry experts in both Spanish, Portuguese and English, with live captioning and translation. Topics will include software development, security, technical project management, civic tech, open source, professional development and best practices.

Andrea Griffiths
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About Codespaces pricing

In May, we announced the beta release of GitHub Codespaces, a cloud development environment that lets you code from anywhere. Thousands of users are using Codespaces to improve collaboration, onboard faster,…

Lee Reilly
GitHub Africa Virtual Meetup

GitHub Africa Virtual Meetup

The developer community in Africa continues to thrive. Here at GitHub, we're excited to announce our first Virtual Meetup for African developers. This meetup is happening on Tuesday, September 15th,…

Sasha Rosenbaum
How we threat model

How we threat model

At GitHub, we spend a lot of time thinking about and building secure products—and one key facet of that is threat modeling. This practice involves bringing security and engineering teams…

Robert Reichel
Maintainer spotlight: How to secure your project with one of the world’s top open source tools

Maintainer spotlight: How to secure your project with one of the world’s top open source tools

Simon Bennetts is the OWASP Zed Attack Proxy (ZAP) Project Leader and a Distinguished Engineer at StackHawk, a company that uses ZAP to help users fix application security bugs before they hit production. Prior to making the move into security, he was a developer for 25 years and strongly believes that you can’t build secure web applications without knowing how to attack them.

Sasha Rosenbaum