What happens when vulnerabilities are discovered faster than you can fix them?
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What happens when vulnerabilities are discovered faster than you can fix them? The next challenge is bringing that speed to remediation and prevention, inside the software factory. See how we’re connecting discovery, remediation, and prevention, and how you can run your next security sprint on us. https://about.gitlab.com/blog/security-at-machine-speed/
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