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110. The DevSecOps Playbook with Paul McCarty - Part 2

The Security Collective Podcast · 2022-12-07 · 18 min

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Paul McCarty is a DevSecOps evangelist, and his recent chat with Claire was so great, we had to split it into 2 parts. In part 2 they discuss minimum viable security product, the Software Bill Of Materials (SBOMs) and making governance material consumable for senior audiences, no matter how unsexy policies might be. Paul is the founder of SecureStack, the world's first DevSecOps Maturity Platform. Paul has been helping organisations build more secure applications for almost 30 years. He's worked for large organisations like NASA, Boeing, Blue Cross/Blue Shield, John Deere, the US military, but he's also worked with several startups going back to the mid nineties. Paul is a frequent contributor to open source and Linux projects and is a co-organiser of several community group meetups here in Australia. Links: Website LinkedIn Twitter GitHub For the full episode transcript, please visit our website The Security Collective podcast is proudly brought to you in partnership with LastPass , the leading password manager.

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