Big tech is fixing bugs faster. Will that influence trickle down?
"The tech community is getting faster at fixing discovered security issues for a variety of reasons, including advancing DevOps and CI/CD technological advancements, adopting bug bounty programs into the mainstream, embracing open source platforms' security issue tracking, and Project Zero making an impact," said Eylam Milner, director, Argon Technology with Aqua Security.
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