SwampUP: DevOps Needs Guardrails, Not Gates, for Security
Baking security into the rapidly-iterating DevOps shops (via "shift left") continues to be a challenge, though some smart thinkers at JFrog's recent SwampUP virtual conference have a few ideas on how to make it happen.
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