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EPISODE · Jun 11, 2019 · 15 MIN

Security

from Developing Up · host Mike Miles

As a developer you are responsible for all of the code you and your team write and implement. If that code is not secure it can cause problems for your projects, your company and your career. In this episode we talk with Doug Bryant Jr (@cybergent_101) an IT security Analyst and host of the Intrusion Diversity System Podcast about the role security plays in a developers career. Doug shares his experience workin in cyber security and with developers. In our conversation we discuss what can happen when developers are not security minded, how to keep security in mind during development and what to pay attention to before writing secure code. Links from this Episode Doug Bryant Jr Intrusion Diversity System Podcast OWASP Vulnerability DB JScrambler Security Weekly Have an idea for a future episode? Tweet Us: @devuppodcast Email Us: [email protected]

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You are responsible for all of the code you write and implement. If that code is not secure it can cause short term and long term problems in the progression of your development career. In this episode we discuss the role security plays in a developers career. We talk about why it is important to be security minded and tools and methods developers can use to do so.

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