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Getting Started with Security Vulnerability Service Level Objectivies
So you've created security policies in lifecycle, but do you set it to fail the build or just warn? If you fail the build then security would be seen as slowing the development team. If you just warn, then security might be something that gets ignored.
With Security Vulnerabilitiy Service Level Objectives (SLOs), you do both. First warn when the vulnerability is discovered, then fail the build should the SLO be broken.
In this presentation, I'll show you an approach to doing this in Nexus lifecycle.
Edwin Kwan
Head of Application Security and Advisory
Sydney, Australia
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