Whenever the topic of protecting developer machines comes up, I find myself dismantling the same fallacies over and over again. One of those fallacies goes like this: we must protect our source code! So far so good. Protecting your source code makes sense…

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There is a very common misunderstanding in tech that I keep running into. Many people believe that a person hired by their company who has “security” in their title is there to ensure that your software and operations are secure. It’s especially heartbrea…

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