#124: State of DevOps 2021 - What it says about Security

12 min • 9 mars 2022

The State of DevOps report provides excellent insight through rigorous analysis of its wide reaching survey.

The research provides evidence-based guidance to help focus on the capabilities that drive performance.

One of those is Security.

Why you might be interesting in this episode:

The importance the report puts on Security
The advice on how to get it right

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Senaste avsnitt

#124: State of DevOps 2021 - What it says about Security

Senaste avsnitt

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