You will do dependency tracking, secret scanning, and static code analysis to prevent things like XSS and SQL injection vulnerabilities from ever making it out of feature branches.

You have heard that security is everyone's job, but how does a developer ensure they are building secure software as new vulnerabilities are found every day? Waiting until the security team comes back with 1000 items to fix is too late.
You will use GitHub Advanced Security as an example to fix security red flags in an application making it more secure as early in your process as possible.

This is a 45-60 minute session for developers and engineering leadership. It focuses on how to think about integrating security within the developer lifecycle. It has real world examples for how GitHub Advanced Security makes that easier, and can be modified to be more or less product centric.