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App Security Is A Team Sport

A BFSI company, housing a portfolio of 60+ applications with 30 outsourced to external vendors, is facing significant challenges in its software development and maintenance processes.

 

Application security should be a team sport, but workflows for your DevOps and Security teams may not align, and no one wants to disrupt the process. While DIY-integrated toolchains help accelerate application delivery, they also introduce new costs and overhead in the form of complexity, islands of data, inconsistent security settings, reporting challenges, and compliance issues.

Each new tool adds a new integration and complicates the entire application delivery team’s work, from project managers, developers, testers, operations, and security teams—visibility and governance become limited with this approach. In short, your teams may not be playing the same game together.

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