10 women in cybersecurity predict software security trends

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Rounding the corner into the second half of the year offers a good opportunity for security strategists to reevaluate the state of their cybersecurity plans as they match them with the realities of the threat landscape. These experts—all veterans technologists with expertise across cybersecurity, application security, and DevOps—offered up their prognostications on the biggest app sec challenges well face in the next 12 months, the most effective ways organizations can tackle supply chain risks, and their thoughts on how DevSecOps might evolve next year. A veteran venture capitalist who focuses on early-stage cybersecurity, DevOps, and cloud-native companies, among others, Pratima Aiyagari said that the application security toolkit has evolved in the past few years. With businesses generating thousands of new applications yearly, those truths "work in synchronicity and contribute to ongoing risk," she said, especially when it comes to the supply chain and knowing which ingredients have gone into every piece of software. The recognition that gatekeeping doesnt work with DevSecOps A longtime mainstay on the DevOps and app sec speaker circuit, Caroline Wong is chief security strategist for Cobalt.io and a tireless evangelist for maturing the cybersecurity industry.

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