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How to Use Secure Defaults to Eliminate Bug Classes

On a recent episode of the Future of Application Security podcast, Colleen Dai, Senior Security Researcher at Semgrep, talked about how secure defaults can eliminate bug classes and simplify security processes.
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On a recent episode of the Future of Application Security podcast, Colleen Dai, Senior Security Researcher at Semgrep, talked about how secure defaults can eliminate bug classes and simplify security processes.

Check out Colleen’s full episode here: Building Security Strategies and Relationships with Other Teams

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