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This is how you get DevOps. A known vulnerability is when you include opensource components and there’s a vulnerability found for that. There’s also web application firewalls. Second, how do you operate the software? How you build the software will affect how it operates. There are two sets of tools.
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Network filters applied by solutions like Web Application Firewalls (WAFs) aim to solve symptoms, not the root cause. They acutely feel the pain from a) having mission-critical systems to secure, and b) having to deal with both having no source code and fitting into DevOps situations. This is an easy band-aid.
Network filters applied by solutions like Web Application Firewalls (WAFs) aim to solve symptoms, not the root cause. They acutely feel the pain from a) having mission-critical systems to secure, and b) having to deal with both having no source code and fitting into DevOps situations. This is an easy band-aid.
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