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How can you Deliver Secure Software without Hindering the DevOps Process?

The desire to run faster and embrace the speed that DevOps offers has often pushed the idea of security to the side.

While organisations continue to adopt, expand, and perfect their DevOps game, security has become an urgent issue. Malicious application-layer attacks are on the rise, and it seems like almost every day brings news of yet another data breach in organisations worldwide.

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  • Multiple event-based security scanning: With CxFlow, security scanning can be automatically triggered upon a pull request in code management tools, AND/OR upon a build in the CI server.
  • Actionable results management: With CxFlow, developers can receive security bugs as part of the pull request comments, AND/OR security bug tickets can be automatically opened and closed upon scanning and remediation.

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