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Deploying Secure Modern Apps in Evolving Infrastructures

Security Boulevard

Software development is changing. It is now measured in days instead of months. Microservice architectures are preferred over monolithic centralized app architecture, and cloud is the preferred environment over hardware that must be owned and maintained. In this webinar, we examine how these new software development practices have changed web application security and review a new approach to protecting assets at the web application layer.
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