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How to Start Remediation for Security Flaws

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With the speed of modern software development picking up and not slowing down, developers need to understand which flaws to prioritize first or they risk missing high-severity vulnerabilities.

What Will You Learn?

Getting a handle on flaw prioritization when you’re just launching an application security program can seem daunting and even overwhelming. If developers are unsure about where or how to start, they risk leaving their code vulnerable to an attack once the application is deployed. Watch this session to learn more about:

• Getting your application security program off the ground

• Handling influxes of flaws without overwhelming your team

• Working with developers to prioritize high-severity flaws

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Join Katy Anton, Principal Application Security Consultant at Veracode, to learn more about prioritizing flaws as you start your application security program.

Speaker: Katy Anton, Principal Application Security Consultant, Veracode









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